Get Your Florida Drivers License Back From DMV Suspension
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Believe it or not, there are ways to get your suspended drivers license "un-suspended" before the full suspension time runs. You can just wait but that could be years. Contact us for more information and to find out if we can help you.
What We Need From You To Un-Suspend Your Drivers License
In order for us to determine if we can help you we will need the following documents: (1) The suspension letter you received; (2) Copy of your valid drivers license; (3) Copy of an official driving record.
We understand that sometimes people misplace the suspension letter or don't ever receive one. We also know that you may no longer have a valid drivers license. Don't worry, the main document we need is your drivers license record. It has to be official so do not download it from any computer website. Get it directly from the Clerk of Court. If your drivers license was reinstated after paying the tickets but is no longer valid please still send a legible copy.
We have been doing this for our clients for years...
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The Points Suspension Letter and the 5-Year Suspension Letter
Did you recently receive a letter from the DMV stating that your drivers license would soon be suspended? Did it indicate that is was due to too many points or revoked for 5 years due to the Habitual Traffic Offender law? Before you received that letter had you recently paid one or more DWLS (driving with a suspended drivers license) tickets?
This scenario is common today. People try to do the right thing by cleaning up a lot of past due traffic tickets all at once. It seems like the responsible thing to do and you would expect the law to encourage it. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Once you pay for a traffic tickets points are accessed. If the traffic ticket is for DWLS then it will be counted towards an Habitual Traffic Offender 5-year suspension. Don't just pay your tickets. Many times, if we represent you for your tickets, especially suspension tickets, we can get them dismissed or make it so they do not count towards another suspension.
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