If your vehicle is required to have whiskey plates, you can sell it. However, there are some restrictions on who you can sell it to, and there are some additional hoops to jump through. First and foremost, if your vehicle is subject to a license plate impoundment, you...
If your license plates are impounded due to a DWI, and you are the registered owner of the vehicle, your license plates will be impounded for at least 1 year. If, at the time that 1 year has elapsed, you do not have a valid license (either fully valid or on ignition...
If you were driving someone else’s vehicle and were arrested for a DWI/DUI, the vehicle you are driving may be subject to a plate impoundment. This can make for a very awkward conversation. In these situations, it is possible to get the plate impoundment removed...
Whiskey plates are special registration plates that are required by the state in certain situations following a DWI/DUI arrest. These plates look different that regular license plates. They are black and white, and generally start with the letter “W.” When these...
If you are arrested for a DWI/DUI while driving someone else’s car, and that car is being held for forfeiture, the owner of the vehicle will have to file paperwork to try to get it back. Because you are not the registered owner of the vehicle, you do not have...
