Yes
You only need to disclose it if they ask you. Which I'm sure they will on a claim form. You can't collect twice. Just up to the amount of the total bill. There are "supplemental" plans or individual plans that would pay twice.
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Autopsies are not normally covered by insurance companies or Medicare
If you have insurance on a car anyone who you give permission to drive the vehicle is covered under your insurance. This is normally covered when insurance companies ask if there will be any other drivers for the vehicle.
If you are covered by two different insurance companies at the same time.
There are many insurance companies that cover domestic partners.
Most care windshield repairs are covered by a majority of insurance companies. In cases of a broken windshield it is best to consult with your insurance agent to see exactly what is covered by your policy, and the amount they will pay.
Most car insurance companies will work quickly to get you covered. The best way is to call several companies and get quotes or most of them have websites that will give you a quote and tell you how soon you can be covered.
That depends on your insurance. There are many different companies that have multiple levels of insurance. It is covered by many companies but may not be free as there may be a small deductible.
"Covered lives" is a term used by health insurance companies to indicates how many people have health insurance - whether on a particular insurance plan, or in a region, a state, or in the country as a whole.
It depends on the insurance companies rules.
In the US, some qualifying reasons to drop health insurance would be because one of the people originally covered becomes eligible for Medicare, one of the people covered dies, or if the people covered were married but then get divorced (unless maintaining health insurance is manadated in the divorce decree).
You can change insurance companies at any time you want to. Dry rot is not covered under any homeowners insurance policy and will not be covered by any other company that you change to. When the company finds that you are filing claims for such items and are mad because it wasn't covered the new application may be rejected as well by the new company. Dry rot is a maintenance issue and not the result of a covered cause under home insurance. To be covered by home insurance it must be the result of a covered cause which generally means it must be sudden and accidental.
Some health insurance companies do cover Podiatry. It is always best to give them a call to find out exactly what is and isn't covered.