Fred Mark Dry: Illinois Suspended and Revoked Driver's Licenses

Having your driver's license suspended or revoked can turn your life upside down. How will I get to work? How will the kids get to school? Beyond these everyday inconveniences, if you are charged with Driving While Suspended or Driving While Revoked, you may also be facing stiff penalties, ranging from:

• Heavy fines and long-term loss of driving privileges
• Higher insurance premiums or possibly even dropped coverage
• Attendance at mandated classes and/or community service
• Jail time and loss of freedom

The first thing to do is identify the reasons behind the loss of your driving privileges. Is it the result of numerous moving violations? A DUI charge? Statutory Summary Suspension for refusing or failing a breath test? Failed emissions test? Have you neglected to maintain your auto insurance?

Luckily, there is some good news regarding your suspended or revoked Illinois license. If you've lost your license, you may be entitled to a hearing with an officer at the Secretary of State's office. But you'll need the help of an attorney to make sure your paperwork is in order and your hearing goes smoothly.

In preparation for your hearing, Fred works closely with you to ensure your testimony and statements are presented in the most favorable light. Like any case, reinstating a license takes a true understanding of legal procedure and aggressive action on your behalf. Contact Fred today for legal counsel and guidance in issues pertaining to your revoked or suspended Illinois driver's license.

The following links are to external websites with helpful legal resources and information:

Illinois Secretary Of State Driver's License Reinstatement Information
Illinois Vehicle Code - Article II. Cancellation, Suspension, or Revocation of Licenses and Permits
Illinois Driver's License Sanctions - Provided by Cook County Court