DMV

As far as I know, there is no way to get rid of the license suspension unless there is a legal loophole. You could always consult a lawyer who specializes in driving records to see if something can be done.

When it comes to the cost of switching the title into someone else's name, you will need to contact the Wisconsin Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). As far as insurance goes, I wish it was that easy.

Yes, Virginia requires you to have liability insurance to register your car. We can quote you with several carriers at The Zebra.

Here is a good resource from the State of Michigan regarding license information. It does look like you have to go to the DMV.

To dispute your Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) you will need to contact the Department of Motor Vehicles. The MVR comes from Colorado's state records of violations.

You are correct when it comes to the state vehicle inspection. You do have to have your car inspected to drive legally.

The actual vehicle title transfer fee is $15 in California. You will need to do this through the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). You will need to complete other forms as well, which are found on their website.

To answer your first question, I wouldn't file a claim. Being the deductible is only a few hundred dollars, you would pay more in a rate increase after filing a claim than you would receive.

In the state of New York, you need to report your new address to your DMV after you change your residence. You can do that here.