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How Do I File An Insurance Fraud Claim In Texas? |
Attorneys mother was in a nursing home for 8 years brain dead with Alzeimers. Also he had a mentally retarded brother whom he took care of (State of Texas paid also) and he took out a policy. Amounts unknown. If he took out "too much", is this insurance fraud?
| Answer: It doesn't sound like he's hastening their death and he may have insured them to recover costs for their care. Nursing care is very expensive, even with state or Medicaid help. It is up to the insurance companies to decide if policy limits are appropriate and they usually make that determination before issuing the policy. Fraud would only be the case if he LIED about something on the application, and I think that even there, there is a statutory time limit on how long the insurance company has to find out and void the policy. As long as he didn't lie about the health of the insured, or his right to an insurable interest (his right to be the owner of the policy), |
Kevin Kolenda, denied the claim and refused to pay the prize money. The Montana Commissioner of Securities and
Darrell Walker, 53, was charged with second-degree insurance fraud and faces up to 10 years in jail, according to the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office. The investigation began when the IRS notified the defendant's brother, James Walker Jr.,