Traffic Violations Attorney Helping with No License, Suspended or Revoked Driver’s License Charges in Miami Dade County, Florida

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If you have been charged with driving on a suspended license or driving on a revoked license, or driving without a valid license, you should contact an attorney who has the knowledge and experience to defend your rights. Miami traffic ticket attorney Kevin P. Wichman has experience representing people on charges of driving on a suspended or driving on a revoked license across the Miami Dade County and the State of Florida, and other US States. For over 15 years he has received on behalf of his clients verdicts of not guilty, dismissed charges, amendments to lesser charges to not affect the driver’s license, and plea agreements that resulted in no jail time or any adverse effects or points on the driver’s license, thereby preventing years of further driver’s license suspensions.

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Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License in Miami, Florida

Driving while suspended or driving while revoked are similar in nature in that you are operating a vehicle when you do not have a valid driver’s license like you once had before. The charge of driving without a license (or no license) is slightly different because it would also include people who never had a license before, as opposed to having the privilege to drive at one time, but that was later took away. A first conviction is a second degree misdemeanor for driving while suspended or revoked and carries the possible of jail for up to 60 days in the Miami Dade County jail, along with a further suspension of your license from the DMV. A second conviction is a first degree misdemeanor for driving while suspended or revoked and the punishment for jail time increases to up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. A third conviction or beyond results in a felony offense in the third degree for driving while suspended and can include punishment from the judge of a Miami Courthouse for a prison sentence of up to 5 years and a $5,000 fine, along with even further increased license suspensions from the DMV.

Immigration Consequences for Non-Citizens in Miami, Florida for Driving without a Valid Driver’s License Offense

Needless to say that any criminal conviction that would result in jail time, could expose yourself to deportation as it is a misdemeanor crime to drive without a proper and valid driver’s license. Anyone that is not a citizen should look to avoid any conviction, whether it be a misdemeanor or a felony. If the charge is a felony, the situation becomes much more serious as the immigration consequences become more and more likely for deportation and removal proceedings as the felony status puts the immigrant in a new class of people that are more easily removed by the US Government and ICE should they choose to do so. Miami criminal defense attorney Kevin P. Wichman has over 15 years of experience helping immigrants and non-citizens in all types of criminal cases, and especially in that of traffic cases like no license charges and driving while suspended charges. He has been successful in helping them to avoid convictions that could otherwise lead them to deportation and removal from the country and instead allowed them to return to their families and lives to continue on in America and through the immigration process to adjust or improve their immigration status as originally intended. Call today for a free consultation at (305) 317-1529 to see how he can help.

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Having Your Driver’s License Suspended in Florida

There are a multitude of reasons that your driver’s license can get suspended under Florida law, and more then one impediment to getting it returned may exist at the same time, making the clearing up of the entire suspension messy and complex, and often too much for someone without experience to be effective at. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) can suspend or revoke your driver’s license for many reasons, most common of which are:

• conviction for Driving under the influence(DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI)
• too many traffic ticket violations in a certain and recent period of time
• failure to appear in court and a bench warrant resulting
• unpaid traffic ticket violations
• too many points (traffic violations)
• failing to pay child susport
• failing to pay court fines, judgments or costs
• refusal to take a breathalyzer
• conviction of petit theft (including shoplifting)
• conviction for certain specific and serious driving-related offenses like drag racing

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Contact an Experienced Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License Lawyer in Miami

Miami traffic ticket attorney Wichman has the experience and know how to assist you in achieve the most favorable outcome possible for your situation. He has helped hundreds of people with cases of Driving while suspended or revoked with favorable outcomes, and can help you or your loved one get out of this endless cycle of driver’s license suspensions so you can get back to living life properly and more easily. Call or chat online now, his office sets up and schedules appointments during the week days, with receptionists available 24/7 for emergency appointments. Call (305) 317-1529 to discuss your matter now with a Miami driving while suspended defense lawyer.