If my license is suspended in kansas from 4 years ago can i just get a new license in florida without getting into trouble?

In applying for a Florida's driver's license for the first time, you will be asked questions under oath including whether your license is now suspended in any other state. Answering this question falsely and obtaining a Florida license by doing so is a third degree felony punishable by up to five years in prison. Answering the question truthfully will cause your application for a license to be rejected unless you can satisfy Florida that you can meet financial responsibility (FR) requirements by having the necessary insurance, despite having a suspended license in Kansas. In applying for a Florida license, you should first ask the Florida DHSMV if satisfying the Florida FR requirements will be enough or whether you need to first get your Kansas license reinstated. If you are required by the DHSMV to get your Kansas license reinstated, you should consult with a criminal defense or traffic lawyer licensed to practice in Kansas on how to go about it.