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Car insurance when owner is diagnosed with dementia
WellThatIsAProblem
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Mother-in-law is a car owner, but hasn't driven for nearly a year. She has increasing difficulties with dementia, and her car insurance is coming up. Car still kept so that daughter can drive her places, with the walker/trolly fitting in the back of the car (daughter cannot fit it into her own car). Daughter is named driver on her mother's car.
Can mother-in-law remain car owner/keeper and the policyholder, even though she will never drive (and should not)? Other than informing insurance company/DVLA, any other changes needed?
Thank you.
Can mother-in-law remain car owner/keeper and the policyholder, even though she will never drive (and should not)? Other than informing insurance company/DVLA, any other changes needed?
Thank you.
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Daughter should be main driver of mil car. If mil is not driving.Life in the slow lane2
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