Is there anything that I can do to fight if my license was suspened due to expired insurnce?
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Is there anything that I can do to fight if my license was suspened due to expired insurnce?
I got my license suspended for driving my father’s vehicle without insurance. After getting pulled over and having the vehicle towed I went and withdrew money to get insurance since my father neglected to tell me that it had expired. When we provided the proof of insurance to the cop he refused it because the date was the same has the incident report. He later called the insurance company who gave out info that I didn’t get untill a half hour after. Is there anything that I can do to fight the suspension or the points on my license or any legal action I can take against the insurance company?
Asked on May 22, 2012 under General Practice, Indiana
Answers:
MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
You need a lawyer at this point to not only threaten sit against the insurance comapny and have this settled but also to handle the license suspension. You need to make sure you have your lawyer check to see if license suspension was warranted but understand you are generally required to know that you have insurance or the car is covered before you drive.
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