if u r a victim of arson what helpcan youget to replace items noinsurance is there state help friend needshelp
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Insurance will only cover the portion that was insured.  They will pay for the damages caused by the fire up to the limits of the policy.  If she lived above her business, she may be able to rebuild all or a portion of what was damaged, but it really depends on how much damage was done by the fire.  She will not get anything extra to replace her personal belongings, but she should be covered on her business personal property.  Now, what she considers Business Personal Property is a whole other issue.  She can claim that she ran an office from upstairs...get the jist? \n\nThey will not cover the dog.\n\nThe state does not have a program for recoveries.\n\nThe insurance company will more than likely subrogate the losses from the person who caused the fire if they find it was arson.
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Contact the local chapter of the Red Cross or St Vincent De Paul Society or the Salvation Army, ASAP.  Most of these organizations can assist you in finding emergency housing based on your situation.  Good Luck and God Bless!
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Usually the police or District Attorneys office has a victims assistance program that can direct them to the help they need.\nThat is the best place to start, also their local church may be able to help.
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U can help, ANONYMOUSLY.\n\nNo one need know it was U.\n& DO IT RIGHT NOW!
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You Could Probably Try your Dept Of Social Services..Maybe Help a Foster Child or a Family Thats Down and Out.
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Ask your friend to help you.
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Check the resources at your nearest MHMR Center. You might call Red Cross for more resources...
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Try the Police maybe they can help
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help that is asked for.  fires, police disturbances  gangs
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None.  If they have insurance then the insurance company has duties to fulfill for you.  If your employer has no insurance, then you might be able to get something from them in court.  However, if you sue for too much they can claim bankruptcy and you're left with nothing, except your damaged noggin.
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Contact the local churches in your area.  They have programs that can provide for you.  You can also call the police and fire department non-emergency numbers as they also have programs that do this.
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I live right in tornado alley and some things that we get are flash light, a radio the runs off batteries, blankets, if you don't know how long you are go to have to take cover get some food like that you doesn't need to be refridgerated, you also hhave to have a first aide kit. If yo don't have a basement or storm shelter you may need a matterss, so you can cover yourself with while in a bathtub or a closet.
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Yes You can contact your local police or social services and they can help you
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You could contact the salvation army and see if they could assist you in getting this vehicle back or providing another. They have tonsof resources available as does United Way and others.\n\nYou can post a question to this law webite (for free) and get up to 4 responses from attorneys in your area- go to www.lawguru.com\n\nSo sorry to hear this is happening, and so close to Christmas too.
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Yes. We also have a fire extinguisher that believe it or not, we actually used. We were at a highway rest stop and a pickup pulled up beside us. It was obviously overheating and when the owner popped the hood, smoke came pouring out and we saw flames. My husband quickly emptied the trunk to get the extinguisher and was able to put out the fire. Look, the cost of a first aid kit is very small and if you never use it--no harm done. But you never know when it might come in handy, and then you'll be glad you had it.
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What about them? \n\nHopefully you don't need one. \n\nBetter call 911  :p
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good insurance-accidental fire