If i were to sue my mothers homeowners insurance for personal injury, how much money could i get?

[hillocke]

Im thinking about suing my mothers homeowners insurance for personal injury/neglect pertaining to the sexaul abuse that happened to me in the house as a small child over the period of serveral years, but im having second thoughts. When she moved the husband into her home he was already a convicted sex offender and i was about 5 years old at the time i think. She lied to my dad when she moved him in, not telling him about his prior convictions. He has already confessed to the abuse when i came out about it and has been charged accordingly. There was also a civil suit in which we sued him for personal damages and was awarded the most money possible. I already have one of the best attorneys in the state who said he would take on the case on a contingency, but im not even sure as to how much money were talking. Does anyone know how much money i could get, minimum maximum, if i were to sue, and win the case against my mothers homeowners insurance?

[deangelo51]

You would not sue them, you would sue your mother. This would not be covered by her homeowners insurance at all. I even doubt you can sue her now that you already sued him over the same issue.

[lamarr3]

in order to sue for damages, physical or mental you have to prove your injuries, doctors reports, medication, rehabilitation are needed, the award is determined by the court

[ned]

At the time you were living in the house, you were a named insured. You can not pursue damages for liability under the policy that you were a named insured under. Also there is an exclusion for molestation.