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I'll question the agent asap. Thank you

Yes, ok, so let's see if I understand something. (Yes, I will speak to the agent, I don't like him, but maybe it will be ok, I'll try to be nice.) So in the scenario presented, let's say my husband's car with him driving (or me driving) was hit by an uninsured motorist, and the uninsured...

The accident hasn't occurred yet. The insurance agent convinced my husband to up his insurance to 200,000 for accident from a drunk driver or uninsured motorist. If an uninsured motorist or drunk driver gets hurt or hurts the passenger in an insured car, how does this work? Would the insurance...

Again, thanks, I'm passing the information on.

Agreed about the small difference, if any.

Thanks,but he is not yet 65, in fact he is just turning 62 in a few months. I believe he is being treated for depression and dementia.Not Alzheimer's. Although they are not well off financially, and he is recklessly spending money, they apparently make too much for the state to offer them help...

Thanks again, I'll give her this information. (He's not driving now, but that's because yes, she has taken the car keys. But he's constantly pestering her and secretive about his financial arrangments. The whole thing is sad. I agree she probably should have an attorney, I'll speak to her.)

I found there are only 6 states with mandatory reporting from doctors for dangerous patients to take away their licenses. South Carolina is not one of them.

She is keeping the keys from him. The problem is also with guardianship because she doesn't have money for a lawyer, and his children from another marriage aren't cooperative, he is going to neighbors asking for rides to the bank (1 hour away),they won't give him a ride, he is plunging them into...

I don't live in that state, but I guess I can call on her behalf. I believe the states have different provisions for these things. Thanks.

Thanks for links. I checked the first one and realize it's complicated, and she's in a bind.

What are the laws regarding revocation of driver's license in SC due to a person with dementia, early onset? Still under 62 but with apparent dementia and receiving cancer treatment. Are doctors obligated in SC to report such a person to DOT?

My friend's husband has dementia, is undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. He is not thinking clearly, not paying his bills and they do not have joint account in bank accounts. She wants to get guardianship, but S. Carolina court says she must see a lawyer, AND the children have to be notified and...