Driving with Suspended License in Fort Wayne

What Are the Penalties for Driving with a Suspended License?

A person can lose their driving privileges for many different reasons, including DUI, too many traffic violations and committing a serious vehicle offense.

If you have been charged with driving on a suspended license, contact a Fort Wayne criminal defense attorney at my firm informed legal counsel. My name is Gregory A. Miller and I am an attorney that has helped many clients with issues pertaining to license suspension. I will review your case and vigorously challenge the prosecution's evidence. This includes finding evidentiary weaknesses that can result in a reduction in charges or case dismissal.

Fort Wayne Traffic Ticket Attorney

Hiring a skilled attorney to defend accusations of driving on a suspended license is vital. If you are convicted of the charge, eight points will be added to your driving record. This could result in a BMV habitual traffic violator (HTV) designation. When a person is labeled HTV, they can lose their driving privileges for 5 or 10 years, or even life. A conviction in a driving with a suspended license case can also make you ineligible for a hardship or probationary license.

I work closely with my clients when preparing their defense, and can be reached in the evening and on weekends through a 24 emergency call line. I have received advanced training on DUI defense through National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) and National College of Drunk Driving Defense, and am a member of these organizations as well as the Indiana Public Defender's Council, the Allen County Bar Association and the Indiana State Bar Association.

Contact a Fort Wayne traffic ticket lawyer at my firm if you have been charged with driving on a suspended license.