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Ex wife on insurance
bobbybaby1
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Does my ex wife qualify as 'Family' on other drivers section or just friend?
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By definition, your ex-wife is no longer part of your family. Any attempt to suggest otherwise from an insurance perspective, would be ambitious to say the least.bobbybaby1 said:Does my ex wife qualify as 'Family' on other drivers section or just friend?
Unless the insurer specifically amends/modifies the generally-accepted interpretation of a word (which is common - see 'definitions' page of a policy), it would be the normal dictionary definition that would apply.
I wouldn't have thought that any insurer would be defining your ex-wife as 'family', therefore, you should proceed on that basis (i.e that she's not family, and is simply a friend).
Hope this helps
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You could try asking the insurer; it is possible their opinion/policy may vary.
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