Driver’s License Issues Lawyer in Statesboro

Protect Your Driving Privileges with Award-Winning Defense

Are you facing a Georgia driver’s license suspension or revocation? Do you need legal help in keeping or reinstating your license? If so, you can count on the Brannen Law Office, P.C. for knowledgeable and committed legal service. Our Statesboro traffic offenses attorney understands all of the ramifications of traffic offenses and how to investigate them. We work aggressively to help our clients overcome any license issue. As a former state prosecutor with over a decade of experience, our attorney knows how to discover the underlying facts and circumstances in any legal matter so as to give you the best chance for a favorable outcome.

Suspended and Revoked Georgia Licenses

The Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) has the power to suspend or revoke your driver’s license for a number of offenses.

License suspensions stem from:

• DUI & Felony DUI
• Accumulating too many points on your driving record
• Refusing to take a chemical test when arrested for DUI
• Driving without insurance
• Driving with a revoked, suspended, or canceled registration
• Failure to appear in traffic court after being cited
• A felony committed with the use of a vehicle
• Fleeing a police officer in a vehicle
• Hit and run
• Street racing

In some cases, you may be eligible for a limited driving permit while your license is suspended. This permit will restrict where you will be allowed to drive, such as to work, school, medical visits, court appearances, DUI school, or any other court-appointed programs.

Revoked licenses stem from more serious offenses, such as being declared a habitual traffic violator, being declared unfit to drive, or refusing to take driving knowledge/skills exams after being requested to do so.

If you believe your license is being suspended or revoked unfairly, you should seek legal advice from our Statesboro criminal defense attorney. We can thoroughly review the situation to determine your legal options.