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MetLife - Intestate estate still open nearly 3years. Brother won’t sell. What to do?
Greetings everyone. I do but know where to go for help in this. I tried the court but that was useless. There is only one lawyer near us that takes our MetLife legal card. So my dad died augusts 2022. The estate is worth close to a million and there was no will. I tried to qualify as the administrator, but since I had to be bonded, my credit held me back, so my brother was able to qualify. Since then, he has done nothing. Two plots of land were sold for 300,000. It was sold for less than it was worth, but it was too family, and that was important to my dad. No personal items have been sold. There homes are in the country and the homes are full of mice that I’m sure have eaten everything! The cars have been sitting, uncovered the four wheelers the Farm equipment, all of it sitting and rusting. There is a double wide that’s about 15 years old and sits on a gorgeous lot and a three bedroom brick ranch that is still waiting to be sold and all of the personal effects but I cannot get my brother to do anything. He will not return a phone call or a text message. When we try to contact the court, they were of no help we don’t know what to do who returned to or what our rights are and trying to read online. It’s like it’s written in another language. I know this is a long Post, and if anybody has time to give us an idea of how to move forward from here what we can do it would be so appreciated. We are in Virginia if that makes a difference at all thank you in advance so so much.
renters insurance - What counts as damages to stuff you own when it comes to making a claim?
The main pipe in my apartment building was backed up, causing some flooding in my unit (living room, kitchen, laundry room, bathroom, bedroom closet).
The only thing that got completely ruined was my living room rug, so I tried to use my renters insurance to see if I could get some compensation for that, but they said something about not covering damages that don’t meet my deductible ($250).
Some other things got wet due to the flood (some of my shoes, some clothes I had on the ground) but generally dried up decently the next day.
They told me to call back if I saw there were other things that were damaged, but i’m not sure what falls under that label. Is it only things that are completely unsalvageable?
Aetna CVS Health - Aetna CVS Health Silver 10 Advanced (HMO)
I don’t know if this is the right flair, so I apologize if it isn’t. I’m 26F living in Florida. This is my first time trying to navigate health insurance, so my parents helped me find a plan that would let me keep my doctors and cover my prescriptions (major ones being my neurologist and migraine prescriptions, which are only brand-name).
My pharmacy called and said they needed one my prescriptions authorized, so I called my neurologist’s office to have them authorize it. My insurance just took effect this month, so I was also going to update it with the office. We did a search on the Aetna CVS Health portal and my doctor was listed as being in-network, but I was informed that they aren’t. They take Aetna, just not my policy. Because they’re not in-network, they can process the authorization.
I guess the online portal isn’t accurate… or maybe something is lost in translation? Is there a definitive way to find providers that will take my insurance? Does anyone else even have any experience with the policy in general?
Liberty Mutual - Can my insurance withhold a check
NY - Liberty Mutual
Got into a car accident in February.
My dad was late to pick me up from work so I had to take the car to get there on time. Otherwise, I don't usually drive at all. I'm not listed as a driver on his insurance.
Luckily, we had dashcam footage to show it wasnt my fault. The other driver's insurance sent a check for $2,800.00 to our insurance, but our insurance is refusing to give it to us for "lying" about me driving the car.
Are they legally allowed to do this?
Amerigroup - Explain this to me like I'm 5: Medicaid via third party plan?
My husband lost his job a month after I gave birth and is on unemployment now. I applied for Medicaid and now my son and I are on it. However, we both got a card for some Amerigroup plan which is through Medicaid? My son's pediatrician only takes Medicaid and not this plan but I'm confused. Is this not still Medicaid? And if not, why would we get put on this plan from Medicaid when we never asked to be put on it? Can I reject this and just have us on plain ol Medicaid? Who am I supposed to call to get this fixed?
Age: 32, Son is 5 months. State: GA. Estimated income: $30,000 from unemployment. 3 person household
I don't understand how this works. Can someone explain it to me like I'm 5 lol.
Cigna - Wisdom teeth extraction consultation
I’m really hoping someone who works in medical billing at a dentist office can help me understand this. For context, I have Cigna Dental PPO. I had an oral consultation today that cost $167. The oral surgeon said I definitely need the bottom ones removed, but said she isn’t worried about the top ones. Then here is an image of what I was quoted after. They said I would either be paying $5809 or $3789 depending on what my insurance says. She didn’t sound confident in what she was saying and was speaking to someone else prior. Then, they tried to make me schedule it with 50% down as if I have $1800-2900 just laying around. I could barely afford the consultation fee. I’m I being got or is this how much people are paying to get their wisdom teeth removed? I’m so lost…
Accident and Insurance - Accident and Insurance wants excluded drivers info
I recently got into an accident, where I was the only one driving, and there was no one else in the vehicle with me. I was reversed into and the other person that was driving only provided me with their ID, no insurance, and they only had a temporary plate on that was expired. Key note: they were at fault and offered to pay for it but my car is 2024 vehicle so I need to claim diminishing value.
My insurance after submitting my claim, reached out to them, but they have not responded. Now my insurance wants my excluded family members insurance information even thought they were NOT in the accident. I don’t think this is normal and a bit sketchy. Any thoughts or recommendations?
I’m thinking of looking into an insurance client advocate or legal help if needed. For reference, I live in LA county California
Cigna - Employer offers three tiers of health insurance, open market plans are similarly priced
I work for an employer that does Cigna healthcare with three tiers, but the costs for all three plans are similar to the three tiers that Blue Cross Blue Shield offers on the open market. I currently have a premium plan with BCBS for ~$1400/month and my employer’s premium plan is also ~$1400/month.
How do companies get away with “offering” healthcare insurance that isn’t subsidized at all? This seems very disingenuous
Blue Cross Blue Shield - Collections called asking for payments but did not charge me correctly
Last June, I went to urgent care because I was leaving for a vacation out of the country the next day and started feeling sick. I couldn’t get into my primary doctor before leaving and just wanted a steroid shot or antibiotics to avoid being miserable during my trip. I went to an urgent care near my job, knowing it would be more expensive than my normal copay. I usually pay a $25 copay at my primary doctor, but urgent care costs $50. When I arrived and checked in, the receptionist asked for my insurance cards, which I provided. I’m double insured, as I’m still on my parents' insurance, but I use my insurance as primary and my parents’ as secondary. I’ve never had any issues with this setup and typically don’t have medical bills because of it. The receptionist asked if another name (I assumed it was another patient) was on my insurance policy. I confirmed that I’m the only one on my insurance policy and explained that my parents’ insurance is secondary. Both of my insurances are Blue Cross Blue Shield, though I’m not sure if that matters.
The receptionist seemed confused but said, "Okay, it’s going to be expensive, but your copay is $50." I agreed, since I felt awful, and paid with my HSA card. I was only tested for strep and flu (both negative) and was diagnosed with a sinus infection, for which I received a steroid shot.
Fast forward to my trip abroad, where I had to visit a doctor at my resort, pay $500, and was diagnosed with bronchitis and the flu. Last week, I received a call from a collections service saying I owed $244 for my urgent care visit. I asked how that could be possible since I was double insured, but they couldn’t answer. I called the urgent care, and they directed me to their billing number. After waiting for an hour and a half on hold, I was told I owed the amount. I asked again why, given my double insurance, and they said they only had my parents' insurance on file, and that their insurance had denied the claim. I asked why it was denied, explaining that my primary insurance at the time was through my job and my parents’ was secondary. They asked to put me on hold to investigate, but the call was dropped.
I called back and was on hold for 45 minutes. I then received a call from an unfamiliar number, and the voicemail said the call had been disconnected and to call back to resolve the issue. I called back and reached a different urgent care I’d never heard of. I asked for the person who left the voicemail, and they said they didn’t know anyone by that name. I explained the situation, and the person said they had been receiving similar calls from others and advised me to be careful with the information I shared, as they were unsure if their office number had been linked with spam.
I then went to the original urgent care, which is 10 minutes from my job, and asked for clarification. They explained that my primary insurance was never added to my account, but when I went in for clarification, they added it to my file. Since their billing has been outsourced to a third-party company, they can no longer access statements or accept payments. They directed me to that number but said they would speak to their manager and call me back since they’ve received multiple complaints since moving to this company.
I’m unsure what to do now, as the urgent care never billed my insurance correctly, and the bill has now gone to collections. Any advice on how to proceed?
Trupanion - Reposting - No Insurance Co Reps, Employees or Vet Replies Please - Consumers Only
Hello, We've had Trupanion a few years and it's an excellent product; we don't appreciate the way their representatives do business at times.
Is there another business doing coverage that pays vets directly, when going to a participating vet, for accidents? Trupanion doesn't cover wellness and that's fine.
There are some in the UK, hopefully the states catches upR
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