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Reginald Said:

Who would you sue???

We Answered:

In Florida and any other State for that matter, if any motorized vehicle can be operated on the roads, city, country or state, you have to have a tag and registration for it. Which means you also have to carry at lease Liability Coverage on it.

Your fiances broke the law by not having the bike covered before he rode it on the open road. He broke it again when he let your brother take it on the open road.

As far as not having a chance to get coverage. That's a bunch of Bull Crap. He owned it for four days?

Sounds like you were damn lucky the other insurance company to pay anything.

I don't understand how your brother didn't get a ticket for operating an uninsured vehicle on the open highway.

If your brother had his own insurance that would cover him while he was operating a vehicle other than his own then you need to contact them. See what they'll do for you.

Lorraine Said:

Who would you sue???

We Answered:

In spite of your frustration, stick with your lawyer. Take his/her advice. If you don't hear from your lawyer regularly (at least once a month) write him/her to ask for an update.

Rebecca Said:

How can I register a car if I buy it on Saturday.?

We Answered:

Hi Freebush,

There is an insurance company that can help you. They are open on Saturday and can give you a temp state number for your vehicle since you can not get it registered on Saturday.

You put the slip on your dash and drive home. It will cover you for 48hrs.

My dad has done this twice. He lives in FL and trades used cars as a hobby.

See my source below.