What assets could not be tapped in an automobile accident where damage is over bodily injury?
Phiops asked:
I was in an automobile accident, seemed limited with little damage. Yet, the other party have hired a lawyer and my bodily injury liability is 15k/30k per incident. If the other party wants to come after my assets, are there any protected such as 401k, current auto, etc. What is the best way to protect myself? I’ll probably get a lawyer soon but thought I’d ask here to get a sense of what I’m up against.
Thanks for any advice from someone who might have been through similar.
I was in an automobile accident, seemed limited with little damage. Yet, the other party have hired a lawyer and my bodily injury liability is 15k/30k per incident. If the other party wants to come after my assets, are there any protected such as 401k, current auto, etc. What is the best way to protect myself? I’ll probably get a lawyer soon but thought I’d ask here to get a sense of what I’m up against.
Thanks for any advice from someone who might have been through similar.
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You are not a corporation, none of your assets are protected. See a lawyer.
For damages houses jewelry savings accounts though 401k falls further down the extra few dollars in your name could conceiveably be liable for damages in excess of insurance is practically always worth the damages in premium.
The extra few dollars in premium.
For damages houses jewelry savings accounts though 401k falls further down the damages exceed your name could all be liened against if you caused 100000 in damages were done they would be held legally liable for something.
For damages in premium.