by Dennis Beaver | homeowner's insurance, insurance, insurance claim
May 17, 2019 • By Dennis Beaver November 8th, 2018 began as a beautiful, sunny day for the residents of Paradise, California, a small town in rural, Northern California. Within hours, most of the city was gone, with over 18,000 structures destroyed in the deadliest...
by Dennis Beaver | homeowner's insurance, insurance claim, renter insurance
August 2, 2018 • By Dennis Beaver
If you or someone close to you has either been the victim of California’s wildfires or is facing that threat and has homeowners or renters insurance, today’s story will be of special interest. We are going to provide you...
by Dennis Beaver | asset protection, homeowner's insurance, real estate
July 13, 2018 • By Dennis Beaver Ask any real estate agent who has been in business before the Great Recession to describe today’s home buyer, and the chances are good that you’ll hear these descriptive terms: “Down to earth. Doesn’t need to have the fanciest house on...
by Dennis Beaver | homeowner's insurance, housing, insurance, landlord/tenant, renter insurance
July 6, 2018 • By Dennis Beaver Returning to her apartment from a night out with friends, Chicago reader, “Joan,” opened the door and walked straight into a nightmare, discovering “The curtains were open when I left, but now were all closed. The back door was wide...
by Dennis Beaver | homeowner's insurance, negligence
June 1, 2018 • By Dennis Beaver “Mr. Beaver, we live in rural Kings County and have been reading your column from the first day it appeared in the Hanford Sentinel, wondering if ever there would come a time when we would need your advice. “Well, now is that time, and...
by Dennis Beaver | consumer, homeowner's insurance, insurance, insurance claim
November 24, 2017 • By Dennis Beaver A recent article dealt with the consequences of rejecting advice from professional tree trimmers to eliminate the chance of a giant, 75-foot tall eucalyptus tree causing significant property damage or death when it falls. Fall...
