Recover Your Driving Privileges
One of the consequences of an OWI conviction is loss of your driver's license through suspension or revocation. If you lose your license, you will have trouble getting to work or school. In some cases you may have to change jobs or drop out of school. Losing your license can mean much more than a minor inconvenience; it can mean loss of your livelihood and dignity.
Exploring All Options To Restore Your License
At our Lansing-area law firm, White Law PLLC, we help people with driver's license restoration. How we approach this matter depends on why your license was revoked or suspended. Whatever the circumstances, clients know that we explore all the options that can lead to restoration of your driving privileges.
Contact our law firm right away to learn about your rights in these matters. Timing is important in some cases, as there may be limits on appeals or the restoration process.
Reasons for Suspension or Revocation
The state of Michigan suspends or revokes driver's licenses for many reasons. The state can also restrict your license so that you can only drive during certain hours or to specific destinations. Reasons can include the following:
- Failing to take a DataMaster test
- Driving while your license was suspended or revoked
- OWI conviction
- Conviction of drunk driving that endangers a child
- Drug offenses conviction
- Failure to pay fines or tickets
- Fleeing the scene or failing to stop when requested
Whatever the reason for the loss of your license, our lawyer will explain your options and develop a strategy to fight for your driver's license restoration.
How Our Attorney Can Help with Driver's License Restoration
Attorney White uses his knowledge of the process and the individuals before whom clients may appear to prepare for hearings. He will help find and complete required substance abuse evaluation and treatment. He will request a hearing from the Driver Assessment and Appeal Division (DAAD). He will help you secure letters that speak to your being a safe driver as required by a revocation appeal. He will help you obtain physician records if your license was suspended or revoked for medical reasons. In short, he uses his experience and knowledge of the system to ensure that you have done everything required to restore your license.
Contact White Law PLLC at 517-316-1195 to start the process of recovering your driver's license.
