If your license has been suspended
due to a lot of road violations such as unpaid DC or out-of-state moving
violation, it may be reinstated once the violation has been paid, dismissed or placed
in hold due to a payment plan. Or if your license has been suspended due to
points on your driver record, it may be reinstated at the end of your mandatory
suspension period. Lastly, if your revocation is due to an alcohol or drug
related violation, you will be required to shoe, at the reinstatement hearing,
proof of completing he substance abuse course. Let’s talk about this more
below.
License reinstatement in Tampa and
Hillsborough County go through a lot of tests and hearings. Your state’s DMV determines
your reinstatement plan based in the license suspension. There will be
different reinstatement requirements for each violation or weighted points. For
DUI drivers, you will need to prove that you have controlled your alcohol abuse
and that you will never drink and drive again before you can get your license
reinstated in Tampa and Hillsborough County. Another requirement for license
reinstatement in Tampa and Hillsborough County is to undergo a substance abuse
evaluation. You should be fully open to your therapist and evaluator so that he
or she can demonstrate complete information about your alcohol abuse history as
well as how long you have stayed sober. It is important that you show that you
have at least 12 months of not touching alcohol. However, if your license has
been revoked due to points on your record or a major moving violation, you may
apply for license reinstatement in Tampa and Hillsborough County at the end of
your revocation period. For revocations, you will be required to have a
reinstatement hearing, which can be scheduled by you and your lawyer.
A good lawyer is all you need.
Hire a lawyer who specializes in License reinstatement in Tampa and
Hillsborough County. He or she will be able to prepare your documents and
prevent any mistakes in the paperwork from spoiling your chances of restoring
your license. The consequence of losing the case is not only another year of
revocation of your license but also be prepared for court questions if there
are some inconsistencies in your documents. This loss of credibility will haunt
you again when you apply the next year.
Rick Silverman, P.A.
311 S Brevard Ave. Tampa, Florida
33606
(813) 871-1125
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