My wife was killed in a car crash, Geico Ins Co. claims that my befits have a lien placed on by thr hospital, it has been less than a month. I never heard a thing until Gieco informed my

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Originally Posted by geraldmtrotter

my wife was killed in a car crash, Geico Ins Co. claims that my befits have a lien placed on by thr hospital, it has been less than a month. I never heard a thing untill Gieco informed my

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Three problems with this post:

• Please start a new thread instead of posting in an old thread which may or may not have similar issues.
• You forgot to ask a question. Can we assume that it would be something like "How can they do that"?
• We need to know what state you are in.

And I'll add one more thing - "your" benefits? What benefits are those? GEICO wouldn't owe you benefits as a result of your wife's fatal accident.

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Originally Posted by JudyKayTee

And I'll add one more thing - "your" benefits? What benefits are those? GEICO wouldn't owe you benefits as a result of your wife's fatal accident.

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If GEICO was the other party's insurer, could he be referring to a settlement due to him (or her estate) for wrongful death?

Could be but that would be more settlement and less benefit. I don't know - need more info.

Maybe it's a reference to the (small) life insurance carried on the driver by virtue of the policy? I supposed that would be a benefit BUT it's life insurance, passes outside the estate, cannot be liened.

No question the medical bills come first and they are an automatic lien against the policy - maybe the policy won't be thrown in until the medical bills are settled - ?

Need a little more info.

I have moved this to its own question.

First I doubt it is actually a "lien" but it is a claim that they want paid before other proceeds are paid out.
Which would be expected, Since someone has to pay the hospital.