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ENO Confusion

Is a newlywed still covered under his parents auto insurance?

By Chris Amrhein | Updated on September 30, 2012
This month let’s reach into the old Dropbox and download a recent missive (slightly edited for clarity) from alert reader “Confused.”

We have the opportunity to write/service the home AND auto insurance for a newly married couple. The auto policy is causing a dilemma. 

The wife has her personal auto policy with Company A, while her husband has been insured under his parents’ policy. Upon their recent marriage, her husband’s name was added to her personal policy as a named insured and driver. His vehicle, however, was not added to the policy, as it is titled to his parents. This vehicle causes a problem for a couple of reasons:

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