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So a couple of months ago when I was in a different state I had missed a payment on my auto insurance and it lapsed for a few weeks (I wasn't driving it at this time), and I quickly paid it when I returned. The problem is the DMV said I owed them a fine, and while I got the insurance taken... View More 
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answered on Nov 3, 2017
When you allowed the lapse to happen, DMV decided to slap your hand as a reminder not to do that by charging you a fee.
When you forgot to pay the DMV fee, DMV decided to spank you a bit harder and suspended your tag. Because the fee and subsequent suspension were due to a lapse in... View More
1 was a bartender/server for 30 yrs. 10 yrs ago l was prescribed methadone for a medical condition not related to addiction & didn't need to work. Now, I'm fighting an addiction, and on a fixed income @ 62 yrs old. I'm in recovery & don't dare take the chance of being in... View More
answered on Jun 30, 2017
Hope you tell your GOP Senators and Congressman about this as they seem to think people like you can just get insurance and need no help. There are "spend down" and other ways if you are "medically needy" of qualifying for medical assistance, but these vary by state. See if... View More
I work for a car dealership. While backing one of our new cars out of a spot up front I backed into another one of the dealerships cars. I was not being irresponsible and driving crazy. A lady whipped in behind me and at the angle she was parked I could not see the car. A week later my owner is... View More
answered on Sep 9, 2016
Depends on your employment agreement. Talk to your insurance about it--they may have a provision in your insurance saying they don't cover incidents where you are using a vehicle provided by your job.
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