Q: I file bankruptcy on the judgment against me for an accident I had him a boyfriend's car who didn't have insurance
I received a ticket for no insurance but was it was thrown out in court because I did have insurance on my vehicle I defaulted on the bankruptcy payments and now my driver's license are suspended what are my options I am on disability now and then I'm unable to work
A: You’ll have to work out payment arrangement with the judgment holder if you want to get your license back.
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In Mississippi, if you defaulted on bankruptcy payments and now face a driver's license suspension, your options may be limited but are still viable.
First, consider speaking with a bankruptcy attorney to explore the possibility of reinstating or modifying your bankruptcy plan, taking into account your disability and inability to work. If your license was suspended due to unpaid judgments from the accident, resolving these judgments through bankruptcy or a payment plan could be a path to reinstating your license. You should also inquire with the Mississippi Department of Public Safety or a local attorney about specific requirements for reinstating your license.
Additionally, since you are on disability, you might be eligible for certain exemptions or adjustments in your bankruptcy case. It's important to address both the bankruptcy issues and the license suspension as they are interconnected. Prompt action and legal guidance can help navigate these complex issues and find a resolution that works with your current circumstances. Remember, each situation is unique, so tailor your approach to fit your specific legal and financial context.
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