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They received a ticket too.
answered on Aug 20, 2024
Addendum - depending on the breakdown of the comparative liability here, it MIGHT be possible to pursue deductible from other side. No guarantees - an attorney would need to look closer at the respective liabilities to determine. Carriers SOMETIMES pursue deductibles for their insureds. Good luck
They received a ticket too.
answered on Aug 19, 2024
A Florida attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. Until you are able to consult with a local attorney in your state, here's a short answer.
It looks like both of you have been found liable to some extent, at least based on tickets issued. If the other... View More
I seek advice on a new parking policy in my Florida apartment community. Recently, a parking management company was hired, and they are issuing fines and towing vehicles for various reasons: residents parking in visitor spots, parking on the white line, not paying an online parking fee from 7 pm to... View More
answered on Jun 11, 2024
Your lease likely states that management can change some of terms without your consent. Basically, a lease agreement is your agreement to rent for an apartment and you agree to their rules when imposed. What they cannot do is raise the rent without notice of change the term of your lease; but... View More
My license was suspended due to failure to maintain FR insurance on a date that was actually over 3 years since the DUI. The state is charging me with a 3rd offense or DWLS. I'm under the impression that an FR infraction tied to a DUIb would not apply. The officer also searched my vehicle... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
Your situation involves several legal complexities, and it's important to address each part carefully. A DWLS (Driving While License Suspended) charge enhancement depends on the specifics of your previous offenses. If your suspension is due to a failure to maintain FR (financial... View More
answered on Mar 8, 2024
Can it? Yes, but not likely. The jurisidiction you are in has a set fine schedule and what other fees/amounts which may be assessed in connection with an adjudication. Unless the Judge has gone in excess of this it is not considered excessive. If you are unable to pay the fine, you can go back... View More
Arrested in my yard, not in a vehicle, for driving with suspended license, BUT the LEO did not see me driving, he only assumed. He didn't run my tag until he pulled in my driveway and he had to wait for 2 vehicles to pass before he could pull in my driveway. I told him he's on private... View More
answered on Feb 22, 2024
Law enforcement officers have the right to enforce traffic laws anywhere the public has a right to travel- even private property in most cases. Shopping mall parking lots are privately owned, but the public can navigate them. The next issue becomes if you were in or out of the vehicle or the... View More
Arrested in my yard, not in a vehicle, for driving with suspended license, BUT the LEO did not see me driving, he only assumed. He didn't run my tag until he pulled in my driveway and he had to wait for 2 vehicles to pass before he could pull in my driveway. I told him he's on private... View More
answered on Feb 23, 2024
Please look to Mr Blecher's answer in relation to roads and public parking lots. You say the officer didn't see you driving on a road. Maybe so, but the officer might say something different. Your claim that the officer didn't "see" you could be construed as an admission... View More
My son was out on probation from a dui/manslaughter from 2014 where he did 8.5 years and 5 years on probation. While on probation last week he was arrested again for DUI, Revoked license and VOP wanting to know a quote to represent him and what he might be lookin at.
answered on Jan 19, 2024
This goes without being said that this is a serious matter. However, I personally would want to know more about both the underlying case(DUI manslaughter) and the new DUI case before quoting a price. For example, I would want to know the victim's position on this matter, is the new DUI case... View More
answered on Jan 12, 2024
Florida Statute 316.003 (73) defines "roadway" as "That portion of a highway improved, designed, or ordinarily used for vehicular travel, exclusive of the berm or shoulder. I...". "Street or highway" is defined in subsection (89) to include any area, whether or not... View More
I think I have enough money saved to get my iid and insurance to reinstate them is this a good idea
answered on Dec 27, 2023
If you are caught driving with a suspended license in Florida more than a year after a DUI, it indicates a serious violation. While you may have saved enough money to obtain an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) and reinstate your insurance, it's crucial to approach this situation carefully.... View More
I was not given a ticket/citation therefore not sure why the court date?
answered on Dec 19, 2023
If you were pulled over in Florida for driving more than 30 mph over the speed limit and initially told there would be no ticket, but later received a notice of arraignment in the mail, it suggests a potential change in the situation. It's important to address the notice promptly, as an... View More
She’s has told me numerous times that she'll do it but she has not done so yet at this point and it’s been over a year now. Thanks
answered on Nov 27, 2023
She's violating the law, likely subjecting her to a potential fine if caught. If she uses her old address for voting purposes and now lives in a different precinct, she may even be subject to a potential criminal charge. If you'd like to try forceful persuasion, you can hire a lawyer to... View More
The case is for a driving with a suspended drivers license, expired tags and no car insurance it is my first offense
answered on Nov 19, 2024
if this is your first offense, I do not see you being sentenced to a period of incarceration, however, I highly recommened that you contact a traffic ticket lawyer or 2 about representing you and the best way to mitigate your issues, including how to get a valid driver's license, insurance on... View More
answered on Oct 13, 2024
It depends on where you drive it. If the state you drive it in requires front plates, it has to have front plates. If the state doesn't require front plates, you don't have to display front plates there.
I was pulled over on many different occasions for a bad tag or driving without a license I had lost my job and was living in my car ...my license was suspended and taken for 5 years when I got a job I wanted to get things resolved unknowingly paying all the fines would make me an habitual offender... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2024
It sounds like you’ve been through a tough situation, and it’s understandable that you’re concerned about your rights. The suspension and revocation of your driver’s license are typically based on state laws, and while it may feel unfair, the government does have the authority to enforce... View More
I had a speeding ticket 69mph y a zone of 60mph , I hired an attorney to defend the ticket. Time after I received a lettler from my attorney saying that my ticket was dismissed and not futher action required. Now I received a notification from de DL saying my DL is going to be suspended because the... View More
My son was driving my car and passed through a blinking yellow light on a main street. Another car was coming out of a side street making a left hand turn and t boned my son on the drivers side. My son was issued a citation for failure to yield on a yellow light. Is this right?
answered on Jun 12, 2024
The police report is not admissible to prove fault. A clever attorney can hire an accident reconstructionist to establish liability on the other driver if the facts support that. Reach out to one of us privately for more specific advice.
answered on Jun 1, 2024
You contact the Court in Florida where the ticket is pending, probably beyond the statute of limitations. But get it resolved. Thank you for using Justia's Ask a Lawyer, but don't rely on what you are told here, consult a local attorney who will obtain all the facts from you and review... View More
The rest of the distance at 69, just before passing the cop I had to get over in the right lane to take my exit, cop let's him go and pulls me over for following to close! There was no accident and no way for him to "see" if I was following to close. I simply signaled and got over.... View More
answered on Dec 28, 2023
What should you do? Contest it. Give the judge or magistrate your version of what happened.
she was dont found at fault and the lady that hit her, was given a ticket for running a red light and causing a accident. My wife was given a ticket for driving with a suspended knowledge without knowledge. It was for unpaid tolls. We got her license now showing Valid within one day of the... View More
answered on Dec 26, 2023
This is a question that her lawyer should answer, but if she is not represented then she should retain counsel so that the case is handled properly and all questions like this one can be adequately investigated into and timely responded to.
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