There may be no reason to lose your license at all. Mr. Shook will work to have charges reduced or dropped, if possible. If your drivers’ license has already been revoked or suspended, he may be able to get limited or full driving privileges reinstated, and work to do so as soon as possible. This can be done through a “Motion for Appropriate Relief” where your cases are re-opened and re-negotiated to get your license re-instated. Or it can be done through a Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) hearing where he can advocate for the re-instatement of your license. Also, drivers revoked/suspended for Habitual DWI/DUI can petition for a Limited Driving Privilege under certain circumstances.

Effective for offenses committed on or after January 1, 2012 a new statute provides for a civil revocation of a limited learner’s permit or provisional license of a person under age 18 if the person is charged with a “criminal moving violation” as defined in that statute. An example of this could be a Speeding more than 15 miles over the limit or in excess of 80 MPH. This new statute appears to require the officer to arrest the young motorist and bring them before the magistrate who may immediately revoke their privilege.

Contact us about a suspended driver’s license

Call 704-671-2390 or contact our Gastonia office to schedule a consultation about revoked drivers’ license, suspended drivers’ license, a CDL license, and preserving your drivers’ license status. We serve clients in courts throughout Mecklenburg County and Gaston County.