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Old 02-16-2008, 02:39 PM
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GA - do I need an atty - suspended registration


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Hello-
long story and very stupid oversight on my part for this to happen...
I was pulled over in Atlanta and given a ticket for expired insurance and suspended registration-

I assume my tag was run at a stop light as I was not pulled over or cited for any other violation.

I was not aware of the expired insurance and had it and the resistration all resolved the next day.

Do I need an attorney for my court appearance - I am worried I could lose my license for the supended registration.

Also, any idea what the tickets for expired insurance and suspended registration could cost?

Many thanks!
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Old 02-16-2008, 02:48 PM
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Do I need an attorney for my court appearance - I am worried I could lose my license for the supended registration.
Given the nature of the citation and that you were proactive in remedying them, I doubt that an attorney would be worth the cost. Simply appear, admit your mistake(s) and that they were an oversight and that you 'have learned'.

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any idea what the tickets for expired insurance and suspended registration could cost?
Call the court and ask.
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