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If you both reside at the same address you should have no problem getting added to the same plan as your boyfriend. While this could possibly raise the rate that he is currently paying, it will likely come out as cheaper on the whole.

When you're delivering food, you're effectively using your vehicle for a commercial purpose. Most policies do not cover you to do a side job, such as rideshare or food delivery, without a special endorsement.

Sorry to hear about the situation. Unfortunately, I think your husband's failure to maintain insurance citation will still be valid.

It depends when the items were stolen and why the car was impounded. If the items were stolen while under the possession of a company or the city, I would feel they are responsible for the recovery.

It depends on what part of your coverage is used to compensate for the damage. See this guide on when you should file a car insurance claim.

Since your son lives in his own home at college, you will not have to add them to your policy if they drive your car less than ten times per year, with most companies. Some insurance companies offer a discount if you add a college student who lives away from home and has limited access to the insured car and seldom drives it.

Hello, You will have to have the policy in your name since you are the owner of the car. You will also need to list any person(s) that will be driving the vehicle regularly (more than once a month) as a driver on the policy.

With most companies, all drivers on the policy are covered to drive all cars on the policy. This means vehicles are not typically assigned to a driver.

Uninsured motorist bodily injury coverage will follow you for injuries you sustain from an uninsured driver. However, uninsured motorist property damage will not cover vehicles that are not on your policy.

Since the insurance is in his name the check will be made out to him unless you're listed as the additional interest on the policy. An additional interest means you have a financial stake in the car.