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<blockquote data-quote="Signorina" data-source="post: 622564"><p>Fwiw, we have to insure our kids - it's not optional even tho difficult child is 21 & easy child is 19 - because our home is their legal address. husband recently went toe to toe w difficult child to get him to legally change his dl address to his apartment. Even when we were totally estranged and difficult child had an apartment lease in his name; we had to</p><p>Keep him on our automobile insurance. Something to do with underwriting and liability and it may be bc it's linked to our homeowners.</p><p>I was so afraid that difficult child would get into an accident w a borrowed vehicle & the liability would fall on our insurance. I am relatively sure he is off now but I don't want to ask husband bc it became such a touchy subject.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Signorina, post: 622564"] Fwiw, we have to insure our kids - it's not optional even tho difficult child is 21 & easy child is 19 - because our home is their legal address. husband recently went toe to toe w difficult child to get him to legally change his dl address to his apartment. Even when we were totally estranged and difficult child had an apartment lease in his name; we had to Keep him on our automobile insurance. Something to do with underwriting and liability and it may be bc it's linked to our homeowners. I was so afraid that difficult child would get into an accident w a borrowed vehicle & the liability would fall on our insurance. I am relatively sure he is off now but I don't want to ask husband bc it became such a touchy subject. [/QUOTE]
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