Legal protection insurance covers costs if you get into a legal dispute and need legal support. The timing of the conflict is decisive. The insured event must arise after the insurance policy is taken out.
In concrete terms: Disputes that already existed before the start of the contract – for example, a conflict with a landlord that was already known – are not insured.
However, if the conflict arises only after the start of insurance, the insurance company reviews the case and, depending on the coverage, covers the costs for lawyers, courts, or mediation.
Many legal protection policies have additional waiting periods. If such a period exists, insurance coverage only applies after the waiting period has expired. This is often 3 months. Protect yourself from expensive disputes.







