QUESTION
Ticketed for no insurance among other things
Asked on Mar 05th, 2014 on Traffic Violations - New Jersey
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I was ticketed last night at roughly 12:30am nearby my house, literally a two minute walk. I was ticketed and summoned for: not being able to show insurance, not being able to show registration(it was not registered but i was not ticketed for not having a valid registration), not having valid insurance, obstructing view, and invalid inspection. My girlfriend whom i transferred the car two a couple days ago was also in the car with me. We were testing out the car before getting it registered the next day. Would i be able to fight the no insurance ticket if i transferred to her the title but it was not yet registered at the DMV? I know most insurance automatically cover a car obtained and you have a 4-30 days period to officially add the car onto your insurance.
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the key to success is correcting all of the problems before you get to court and providing the prosecutor and police with the proper documentation before the court date. if you fix the problems beforehand [and make their life easier], the police and prosecutor will work with you. please let me know if you need our help to significantly mitigate the consequences. the second component of success is your driving record. ed dimon, esq. 732-797-1600
Answered on Mar 05th, 2014 at 3:22 PM