DUI license reinstatement – things to know

I have been representing people as a license reinstatement lawyer for the past 18 years. I am constantly hired by new people from outside the state of Illinois as well as people from inside the state who have been revoked after being convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol charge. Once that happens, you will need to obtain a formal administrative hearing or an informal administrative hearing in order to obtain your license back.
 
 Importantly, many people hesitate to begin the process of reinstatement because they are worried or nervous as to the type of questions they will be asked and they feel that they will be unsuccessful at the hearing due to such anxiety. I am here to tell you that many of my clients initially contact me when they are extremely nervous and have much anxiety about the hearing and several have actually waited 10 or 20 years to begin the license reinstatement process because of this fear. I have repeatedly told anyone who speaks with me about the license reinstatement process that in order to have a successful outcome, you need to actually begin the process.
 
 I tell many people that it is just like going to high school or college. Once you start, in a short while you'll be finished. But if you never attend or never begin the license reinstatement process, you will never get your license back.
 
 Almost every single client I have ever represented who is legally eligible to obtain a drivers permit or for reinstatement has been granted. This means that if you are eligible for license reinstatement in Illinois, I will be able to get you up and driving.
 
 If you have any questions about the license reinstatement process, feel free to contact license lawyer John W Callahan at anytime.
 
 
 – Posted by Illinois license reinstatement lawyer John W Callahan