Legal Question in Traffic Law in Florida

Re: Out of state license

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He will need to appear in court for the hearing on whatever citation he received. He can be there in person or hire an attorney to represent him and appear for him. At that time, you can ask for the return of your license if you are entitled to it.

Be sure to have applicable law to support your position that you are entitled to get your license back. If the judge in New York says you are entitled to get it back, try to get a letter from the judge saying so.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.