Funeral Insurance Rate

Helping my daughter with homework and do not find a sample bill as a bill for someone who has been involved in an accident drinking and driving as a driver.
1. repairing a car that has been achieved
2. increased insurance rates
3. hospitalization
4. Funeral arrangements
5. fines prison (or fines for violation of the law)

1) repairing a car that has been achieved - you are generally responsible for the deductible if you have collision coverage on your insurance would be $ 500 to $ 1,000 if you do not crash then it will depend year, make and model of your car (budget $ 1,000 to $ 10,000);

2) an increase in insurance rates - in general, will be canceled if you had a DWI, so it will probably ensure that your payment from 100 to 200% more coverage and a long and difficult search for a company willing to write policies for you;

3) hospitalization - if you have health insurance generally only your deductible or co-payment that is probably anywhere from $ 250 to several thousand dollars and if you do not have insurance more thousands of dollars or more depending on the severity of injuries;

4) funeral arrangements - usually $ 10,000 to $ 15,000 for a funeral without frills;

5) legal fees - that is, including fines for violations of law and lawyers' fees - a recent survey in Maryland found that the cost of about $ 10,000 on average;

6) working time lost (you do not have this list, but it is an actual expense) - depend on your average, but it would cover the time you spend going back and forth to court, to recover from your injuries , will DMV to get your license back, etc. I'd say about 2 mois@3.500 dollars per month or $ 7,000.

And last but not least the loss of your reputation is something that can not be quantified. No matter what people might say that a CFA can affect many areas of your life, meaning it can make you ineligible for certain jobs, some volunteer work, it can affect how you are perceived by your friends, family, coworkers and supervisors. Also, no matter what driving drunk can cause permanent injury or death to passengers who can be your friends, classmates, colleagues or family, giving you a feeling of guilt for many years. A few hours or minutes of pleasure must be carefully weighed against these costs.

I hope this information is helpful. Good luck!

I am unable to provide you with your application, but I can give you a few incidents where drunk drivers have caused accidents.

A few years ago, there was a bus of young people who have made an exit from the church. On the way back in the night, a drunk driver was on the wrong side of the highway, and click on the bus Headon. It caused the bus to catch fire, and all were killed, about 20 children and the driver. The drunk driver was not hurt, but he is spending time in prison.

Another, more recently, a few miles from where I live. A 3-time convicted drunken man had stolen a truck from a dealer, struck another vehicle, killing a young father and his two children. The drunken man had minor injuries. What happened during mid-day.

In my opinion, anyone caught drinking and driving, even on the first offense, should spend time in jail, not given to the street again possible to kill someone next time.