A driver license can also be suspended if a repayment agreement was entered into, but later the “at fault” driver defaults on the agreement by failing to maintain the agreed-upon payments. If the final judgment isn’t paid in full within 30 days or a repayment agreement isn’t entered into, the prevailing party can request the Department of Motor Vehicles to suspend the “at fault” driver’s driver license. If you were the driver in a motor vehicle accident, were “at fault,” and caused property damage, the party that suffered damages can file a civil lawsuit and obtain a final judgment to recover the damages. ![]() ![]() Did you know that, the Florida Department of Motor Vehicles can suspend your driver license if you fail to pay a final judgment deriving from a motor vehicle accident (Florida Statute Section 324.121)? In this blog we’ll explain how bankruptcy may be the solution to reinstating a license that was suspended due to a motor vehicle accident.
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