Someone is suing me for a dog bite that be on my property and i hold no house insurance whats the result?

Answers: Why were they on your property? If they had a legal reason to be there go and get a lawyer and start saving. It's going to cost you big time. If in attendance was no legitimate motivation for them to be there still get a attorney, but you have a better chance of successful as they should not have been near in the first place.
Get a GOOD lawer or you may loose your house
First, rotten get a lawyer. It's the best you can do. Then, be paid sure you look up the laws on bites in your nouns. Then.. hope for the best. ALWAYS have home insurance!!
If its your dog you will have to clear. Dogs are animals and they will bite.
The result could be that they can take everything you own. It is law within most areas that you have to have homeowner's insurance that have liability coverage. Also you cannot own a dog that will unprovoked attack and harm another creature. I don't know the specifics of the case but unless you own good proof that the dog was protecting you and your property and that it be provoked into the action, you are likely screwed.
Get a good lawyer.
If the personage was trespassing on your property, they might not have a skin.

But I'll never forget in high conservatory, I had a friend whose Cocker Spaniel bit a repairman who was contained by the house. Obviously the family let the man within, but the dog thought he was protecting his people. The guy threatened to sue unless the dog be put down. He was declared a vicious animal (a little Cocker Spaniel!) and was put to sleep. My friend be devestated.

I hope you have better luck.
Do you hold any assets they could ever get their hands on? If not, next ignore them. They will get a perspicacity, but unless they can collect it, it's not worth anything.
Do remember that if they get a judgment, it will be well brought-up for 5years and renewable. If you have assets within a few years, they might know how to collect.
If you can afford it right now, a lawyer is a worthy idea. I would suggest a bankruptcy advocate. Even if you are not filing bankruptcy, they are a well brought-up choice because they understand all the ins and outs of civil judgment. With a good lawyer, this entity will never get a dime from you.
Do be responsible with the dog presently though. If the dog has bitten once, it might be a criminal offense if it would bite again. BSL and vicious dog laws hold made some bites criminal now rather than a simple civil liability. Source(s): legal representative in the family
They will come after you personally. Depending on how severe the bite was a authority could order you to pay a absolute amount of money and if you don't pay you could have a judgement placed against you. I am an insurace agent and at this point in attendance is no sense in you even trying to get home insurance because the company would not repay out on this claim since it would have happened prior to you obtain insurance.
y was the soul on ur property
with ur permission or cuz they be breaking the law
go and attain legal advice
own u got signs round ur home saying u hold a dog enter at ur own risk
good luck
Thats usually up to the find! But you will have to pay out of pocket if the conclusion goes to the person who is suing you!
Good luck!
When you say: "a dog bite on my property" does that have it in mind that the dogs yours? If not then you have nil to worry about. If it is your dog may own to be put down.
a second bite

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