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Should you have to pay for your 19-year-old's car insurance if he drives his father's car without permission?In: Auto Insurance |
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If you are maintaining an insurance policy for the 19 year old, it is advisable to continue paying the premium. regardless of which car this minor chooses to drive. He/She needs to be listed as a driver on someones auto policy.
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The child is 19, no longer a minor. It really isn't your responsiblity to insure them anymore. But it's wise to have them insured just in case it is needed. Maybe the father should have insurance also. Sit down and talk between the three of you if it's possible, and come up with a solution everyone can agree on. Maybe the 19 year old can be on one of your policy's but pay the difference for adding them. The child driving the car without permission is another issue, but sounds like the dad needs to deal with it since it is his car that is being, basically stolen. Driving a car, anyone's car without permission is stealing. Maybe the 19 year old isn't aware of that.
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