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purchased dis. ins. on mortgage and was then diagnosed with cancer, how to get them to cover?
shortly after purchasing disability ins. i was diagnosed with testicular and lymphatic cancer that was very aggressive. while in chemotherapy I contacted the insurance co. to claim. I was totally involved in staying alive long enough to beat this cancer and was obviously seriously unable to keep track of finances and such. My wife did not realize this was one of the few things we had any coverage for and therefor did not deal with it. It has been almost two years and i just recently realized we had not recieved any benifits from this insurance during my year long fight with cancer. what can i do to get them to pay? The insurance was purchased with the mortgage and I thought that even though the claim is made that the insurance is a seperate issue the mortgage company is the legal servicer of all matters on the mortgage, such as ins. taxes if there is an escrow acct. etc.?
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You have to file a claim in writing - everything needs to be in writing - and they are legally obligated to notify you in writing why they think they don't have to pay you. Then you go to their adjuster and start negotiating with them - they know they have to pay, but they always says no the first 3 times, because many give up.
Once they've agreed to pay, see if there is a pain and suffering clause, then you want to have a lawyer and a tax accountant help (pain and suffering is non taxable, but has to be paid in a certain way) to negotiate.