Identity theft
Identity theft refers to a situation in which someone uses personal information concerning another person, usually to commit fraud. This may involve opening a bank account, applying for credit cards and loans, registering telephone subscriptions or ordering goods online in the victim’s name. When it comes to identity theft, among other things we can help you with the following:
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Advice on how to reduce the risk of ID theft
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Dealing with unfounded claims for payment
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Removing incorrect records of non-payment
Legal advice
You will receive help from a lawyer who will analyse your situation. Among other things, this may include the following areas:
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Family law: for example, prenuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, division of property, custody disputes and estate inventories
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Inheritance law: wills and inheritance issues
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Consumer protection: disputes arising from the purchase of goods and services
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Real estate: building permits, drawing up contracts with tradespeople for building work, etc.
Legal protection
Legal protection may, for example, cover reimbursement for the cost of legal representation, counterparty legal costs awarded against you and arbitration costs.
The first step is to engage the services of a legal representative, after which you or your representative may apply to us in writing for legal protection.
You can benefit from legal protection if, for example, you:
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are party to a custody dispute;
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are party to a dispute arising from a consumer purchase;
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have an application for sickness benefit refused; or
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are involved in a legal dispute with a neighbour
Peace-of-mind advice
Peace-of-mind advice is available in the form of three calls a year to Falck Healthcare. Your first call will be with a social worker, after which, if necessary, you may be referred to a specialist for two further calls. This may be a psychologist or economist, depending on what kind of advice you are seeking.
You can book an appointment with Falck Healthcare by calling +46 8-20 26 24. They are open from 08:00–17:30 Monday–Thursday and 08:00–17:00 on Friday. You can also email them at personalvard@falckhealthcare.se
Peace-of-mind advice
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First you will receive a call from a social worker; if after that you need to speak to a specialist (economist or psychologist), the social worker will book an appointment on your behalf
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A specialist will contact you within 5 working days
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You can speak to your advisor by telephone or online
You get the four parts of the legal insurance at a favourable price.
Where is the insurance valid and who does it cover?
The policy covers you as the policyholder in your capacity as a private individual and for events in your private life.
It also covers anyone else registered at the same address and living with you, provided that you have a joint household. In the event of disputes or conflicts of interest between members of the household, the policy only benefits the policyholder.
Important to consider
If you have been offered legal insurance but have chosen to take out it at a later date, the insurance will start to apply six months after the date stated in the insurance policy.
If you have used up all the hours
If you have used up all the hours included in the legal insurance, but need additional help, you have the opportunity to book more time with Familjens Jurist. As a customer of Folksam, you will then receive a 25% discount on the consultation.
Family legal assistance information
You can find more details about what the policy covers here. For further information, please read the terms and conditions.
The policy covers most of your needs at a beneficial price.
Terms and conditions legal insurance SULF