FR-44 for an Out-of-State DUI Conviction
A DUI from another state can follow you to Florida. When Florida licenses or reinstates you, it can apply its own FR-44:…
Read guideMultiple DUIs and FR-44 in Florida
Multiple DUIs put you in Florida's highest-risk tier, but the FR-44 is unchanged: 100/300/50 limits, filed by your insurer, for about three…
Read guideFR-44 for a DUI With Injury or Property Damage
When a DUI involves injury or property damage, the same FR-44 applies, and its 100/300/50 limits matter most here because there was…
Read guideFR-44 for an Under-21 DUI in Florida
An under-21 DUI can lead to the same FR-44 as any DUI: 100/300/50 limits, filed by your insurer, for about three years.…
Read guideFR-44 for a Drug-Related DUI in Florida
A Florida DUI is about impairment, not only alcohol, so a drug-related case can lead to the same FR-44: 100/300/50 limits, filed…
Read guideFR-44 for a Breath-Test Refusal in Florida
Refusing a breath test carries its own consequences under Florida implied consent, and a refusal tied to a DUI can lead to…
Read guideFR-44 for a Second DUI in Florida
A second DUI still requires an FR-44 with 100/300/50 limits for about three years, but insurers rate a repeat offense as higher…
Read guideFR-44 for a DUI in Florida
In Florida a DUI conviction triggers an FR-44, not an SR-22. Your insurer files it electronically, your policy must carry 100/300/50 liability,…
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