Maison Insurance Company
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Maison Insurance Company no longer operates as an active homeowners carrier and does not publish current underwriting or producer/agent guidelines. The maisonins.com domain now resolves to a generic "for sale" holding page and contains no underwriting, appetite, or agent resource content.([maisonins.com](https://www.maisonins.com/)) Regulatory and court documents show that Maison was merged into FedNat Insurance Company in 2022 and that FedNat was subsequently placed into receivership and ordered into liquidation. A Louisiana appellate decision notes that Maison "ceased to exist" upon the entry of the FedNat liquidation order on September 27, 2022, after Maison had merged into FedNat on August 11, 2022.([caselaw.findlaw.com](https://caselaw.findlaw.com/court/la-court-of-appeal/116544094.html?utm_source=openai)) A Florida insolvency report and related Division of Rehabilitation and Liquidation notices also treat Maison as part of the FedNat liquidation estate.([myfloridacfo.com](https://www.myfloridacfo.com/docs-sf/rehabilitation-and-liquidation-libraries/rehab-documents/insolvency-reports/pc/fednat-insurance-company---2025.pdf?sfvrsn=61714f67_2&utm_source=openai)) A Louisiana agency bulletin to insureds further confirms that all Maison policies in Louisiana were cancelled effective June 30, 2022 under the supervision of the state liquidator.([alphala.com](https://alphala.com/maison-policy-information/?utm_source=openai)) Operationally, this means: - No new business or renewals are being written by Maison; its previous homeowners book in Louisiana, Texas, and Florida has been cancelled, non‑renewed, or transferred to guaranty associations or replacement carriers. - Any prior Maison underwriting guidelines are historical only and are not applicable to current placements; there is no active target, restricted, or declined class appetite to reference, and no current geographic or catastrophe‑management rules. - Producers should treat Maison as an insolvent/run‑off entity. New submissions cannot be made, and all placement activity should be redirected to currently admitted or eligible surplus lines markets. - Broker handling on in‑force or legacy claims should follow the applicable state guaranty association or receiver instructions (e.g., LIGA or Florida DFS Rehabilitation & Liquidation); those procedures are governed by the insolvency process, not by Maison underwriting rules. Because the carrier has been merged and is in liquidation, no refreshed, actionable underwriting guidance exists, and the only reliable operational guidance is that the market is closed to new or renewal homeowners business and must not be used for current quoting or marketing plans.