Insurance doesn't cover 300,000. If we settle out of court, what timeframe would be considered reaso…

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Insurance doesn't cover 300,000. If we settle out of court, what timeframe would be considered reasonable? They're willing to return half within two weeks, and the rest at an unspecified later date. A month? Three? Six? What would be a normal demand for a timeframe? We want this resolved quickly. The at-fault party is stalling: no money, pension. But they took their car for repairs. Meanwhile, we've been taking buses, walking, and using taxis for a month and a half – the taxis are infuriating with their prices, refusal to accommodate my car seat, and bringing a car seat for older kids for my infant...
I honestly have no idea what's going on. I'm keeping a sleep and wake diary, but... I know he wants…
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Kondrateva Ekaterina
It's very problematic with pensioners. It pulls even more. It will keep pulling until the very end.
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Shashkova Anna
It's been a long time coming to take legal action.
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Mariya
And the court isn't a guarantee of quick recovery either. They'll order him to pay 1000 rubles a month and that's it.
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Anastasiya
Oh no, you won't get it quickly. He's a pensioner, and by court order, a certain percentage of his pension will be paid out. So it'll take yeeeears...
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Alena
Mariya So the court awarded a larger sum than the insurance. And if you have to wait anyway, you might as well wait for the court ruling.
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Alena
Anastasiya I know about the court. I'm asking about a peaceful resolution. Ideally, I'd want him to have given it back yesterday so we could fix the car. But I understand that's not possible. So I'm trying to figure out what's a reasonable approach then?
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