Legal Question in Personal Injury in Florida

Re: Liability Release

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Possibly. I do not know how much money is involved, but it would seem that you might be better off to have an attorney draft the Release so that it contains all necessary terms in the proper language in order to avoid having this person come back and later sue you. This is not the time to be frugal. It is like the plumbers who advertise that they fix the leaks your husband fixed.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Liability Release

immediately contact your homeowners ins.-file the claim-let them pay bill-thats why you pay the the ins. co.-they have claims forms.Plus you could

be denied coverage if you do not do it their way. If you need assistance send me an e-mail with your phone #

Re: Liability Release

Depends on which form you use. Some are better than others. On a bigger issue, If you pay, you may not get anything from your homeowner's insurance company. CALL YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY IMMEDIATELY. THAT IS WHY YOU HAVE IT. LET THEM HANDLE THIS MATTER.