Helppppppppp! (lawyer, estate, insurance)

[Carlab671]

Last night i was pulled over for a speeding violation i was said to have been going 50 in a 35 mph zone.It was late and i was trying to get home from work. But anyway when my liscense was run through the system they found that my liscense was suspended. Now I was sent a letter in the mail on may 12 stating that if i did not obtain Sr22 by August 17 that my liscense would be suspended. So i went and signed up for Sr22 on June 26 So my liscense should not have been suspended.

But anyway to make a long story short i found out that my Insurance company filed my Sr22 with the secretary of State and were denied because they sent them the wrong drivers liscense number. Now im facing a court date on October 18 for something that should have never happened. Has this ever happened to any one of you? If so what should i expect from court? How do i get my liscense back? HELPPPPP!

[prairiestate]

This is Illinois. An envelope full of cash slipped to the judge should take care of the ticket. Another one to the DMV guy should get you your license back. Anyone know what the current going rate for these bribes are?

[NYrules]

Originally Posted by prairiestate

This is Illinois. An envelope full of cash slipped to the judge should take care of the ticket. Another one to the DMV guy should get you your license back. Anyone know what the current going rate for these bribes are?

Don't listen to this!!! God what ever you do!!! That is a good way to get butt arrested for bribery. All you have to do is show up in court and show the proper paperwork to the judge and that you had insurance the whole time which is what I think a sr22 violation is if I'm not mistaken???? and you will be fine. The case will get thrown out of court. Just get a letter from your insurance co proving that you were insured prior to the court date, lots of paperwork proving your case is always good to have in court and also bring your insurance cards with. The judge will just think that an employee at the state wrote down the wrong drivers license number or something and dismiss the case. This happens all the time to people. It is no big deal. You will have to pay a fine though for speeding. It will be about $95.

[Manigault]

I think you should invest about $250 in a lawyer to go with you on the court date. That may help the process.

[prairiestate]

Originally Posted by NYrules

Don't listen to this!!! God what ever you do!!! That is a good way to get butt arrested for bribery. All you have to do is show up in court and show the proper paperwork to the judge and that you had insurance the whole time which is what I think a sr22 violation is if I'm not mistaken???? and you will be fine. The case will get thrown out of court. Just get a letter from your insurance co proving that you were insured prior to the court date, lots of paperwork proving your case is always good to have in court and also bring your insurance cards with. The judge will just think that an employee at the state wrote down the wrong drivers license number or something and dismiss the case. This happens all the time to people. It is no big deal. You will have to pay a fine though for speeding. It will be about $95.

So they frown on bribery now, huh? I apologize, I expected people would understand it was a joke. Still, given our reputation, I can see where there might be some confusion.