by Edgar Velazquez | Jul 28, 2026 | En Español
Respuesta rápida: un ajustador público tiene licencia del Estado de Florida para manejar un reclamo de seguro por usted, el asegurado. Usted no paga nada por adelantado. El cobro es un porcentaje de lo que su reclamo paga, y la ley de Florida le pone un límite a ese...
by Edgar Velazquez | Jul 28, 2026 | Claims Guides
Quick answer: a public adjuster is licensed by the State of Florida to handle an insurance claim for you, the policyholder. You pay nothing up front. The fee is a percentage of what your claim pays, and Florida law puts a limit on that percentage. If your claim pays...
by Edgar Velazquez | Jul 21, 2026 | Claims Guides
Short answer: the first check is an opening number, not a final one. If the insurance payment doesn’t cover the repairs, Florida gives you a path to claim the difference — it’s called a supplemental claim, and you generally have 18 months from the...
by Edgar Velazquez | Jul 21, 2026 | En Español
Respuesta corta: el primer cheque es un número de apertura, no el número final. Si el pago del seguro no alcanza para la reparación, en Florida hay un camino para reclamar la diferencia — se llama reclamo suplementario, y por lo general usted tiene 18 meses...
by Edgar Velazquez | Jul 17, 2026 | Claims Guides
Short answer: a denial is the insurance company’s opinion, not the final word. In Florida you have the right to challenge it, and many denied claims I’ve reviewed had at least one path forward. But the clock is running, so read this now, not next month....
