Fort Wayne Hardship or Probationary Licenses Lawyer
What Qualifies You to Apply for a Hardship License?
When a person accumulates too many points on the driving record, or are charged with a serious traffic violation such as OWI/DUI, their driving privileges can be suspended. Under certain circumstances, a person whose license was suspended may be issued a hardship or probationary license, which will allow them to drive for specific reasons, such as work.
You may not be granted a hardship license if:
- Your current suspension is for OWI/DUI and you have a prior OWI/DUI on your record
- You were convicted of driving with a suspended license
- You were convicted of vehicle homicide
A Fort Wayne criminal defense attorney can review your situation to determine if you qualify for a hardship license. My name is Gregory A. Miller and I can give you pertinent legal information regarding hardship license eligibility. I can explain the laws pertaining to your case, and the factors that will be looked at when evaluating your request for a hardship license.
Texas Temporary License Legal Counsel
Persons that have been designated a habitual traffic violator may qualify for a probationary license that will allow them to drive under certain circumstances. A hardship license may be granted to a person that received a five year suspension if they need to drive for business reasons. Individuals with a 10 year suspension can apply for a hardship license after five years. If you violate the terms of your hardship license, it will be permanently revoked. I know the loss of your driving privileges can create considerable difficulties, and I will do everything possible to have your right to drive restored.
Contact a Fort Wayne traffic ticket attorney at my law firm if your license was suspended to discuss your eligibility for a hardship or probationary license.