As with most questions in the legal world, the answer is “it depends.” Considering the severity of your offense and the totality of your driving record, you may either want to request an informal hearing or request a formal hearing. Generally, informal hearings are appropriate when your license has either been suspended or revoked for minor moving violations (moving violations that did not involve fatalities) or a singular DUI offense. Formal hearings, conversely, are appropriate when your license was revoked for multiple DUI offenses or for a moving violation involving a fatality.
The process for making these requests, the hearings themselves, the steps that follow, and the consequences are different for each. Consequently, deciding how to proceed once your license has been revoked requires considerations of many factors, and it may be best to consult an attorney to decide the best course of action.
Take the first step toward getting back on the road and call a license reinstatement lawyer today or take a look at some of our successful cases where we helped clients obtain their drivers license after being revoked.
– Posted by license reinstatement lawyer John W. Callahan
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