My husband recently got a DWI. Can I get my own insuran?

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My husband recently got a DWI. Can I get my own insurance, so his DWI will not affect my insurance?

Typically an insurance company will want all household members listed on an insurance policy. If you do not want your husband's DWI to affect your insurance you will need to find an insurance carrier that will exclude him, otherwise you will both need to be on the same policy under most insurance provider's guidelines.

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This car insurance question was asked on 8/15/2006

This auto insurance answer was last updated on 8/23/2006

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