What type of disputes may a public adjuster help resolve?

A public adjuster primarily assists policyholders in disputes related to insurance claims and settlements. This role involves evaluating the damage to property, estimating repair costs, and negotiating with insurance companies to ensure that the insured receives a fair settlement based on the terms of their policy. Public adjusters are skilled in understanding insurance policies and claim processes, making them valuable resources for navigating the often complex and technical aspects of insurance claims.

While disputes among family members, property ownership disputes, and general legal disputes may involve considerable negotiation and mediation skills, these fall outside the specific realm of what public adjusters are trained to handle. Public adjusters focus specifically on advocating for the insured's interests in insurance-related matters, ensuring proper representation in the claims process.