Charged With No Insurance?

A conviction for the charge of No Insurance (sometimes called Failing to Provide Proof of Liability Insurance or Failure to Provide Proof of Financial Responsibility) can be a serious problem for your driving record.

No Insurance charges can cause you to lose your license due to having too many points and can cause you to be required to maintain SR-22 Insurance coverage with the state. The charge of no insurance is also classified as a Habitual Violator offense in Kansas and can cost you your license for as long as 3 years. Fines for no insurance charges can be very high.

However, at Traffic Law Central, we negotiate with prosecutors to have your No Insurance charge amended to a zero-point, non-moving violation or diverted to prevent the charge from going on your driving record.

If you are involved in an auto accident without proof of liability insurance coverage, this can present special problems. For example, you can face a possible suspension or revocation of your driving privileges as well as the threat of a civil law suit. Even in these situations there are options for protecting your license.

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At Traffic Law Central, our goal is to help you retain your driver’s license and keep convictions off of your record. Contact us today for your FREE, Confidential Consultation.

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