Driving With a Suspended License is a Crime
Driving is a privilege, but it is also a necessity for most people. At the very least, most people need to drive to work. Yes, there are other options, but these alternatives are often very inconvenient.
If you have had your license suspended, you may have options. You may be able to obtain an occupational license that will allow you drive within a limited area and a limited timeframe so you can get to and from work.
Obtaining an occupational driver's license can be a challenging task. The help of an experienced lawyer can be beneficial. At Greg Hill, Attorney, PLLC, we help people in Houston, Galveston County and the surrounding parts of Texas obtain occupational licenses.
Why Was Your License Suspended?
Occupational licenses are available to people in a wide range of situations, including:
- Suspension because of a refused breathalyzer test
- Suspension because of a DWI/DUI conviction
- Suspension because of failure to pay surcharges for license reinstatement
- Suspension for driving without insurance
No matter what the reason is, our attorney, Greg Hill, can help you.
An occupational license is a way of allowing you to legally drive even if your license has been suspended. Driving without an occupational license while your license is suspended can result in criminal charges with even more drastic penalties, as well as lengthier periods of suspension.
Contact Greg Hill, Attorney, PLLC Today
Schedule your free initial consultation with Greg Hill. Call 281-335-4780 or contact us online.
If necessary, we can meet with you in jail. We can also schedule weekend and evening appointments. All calls and e-mails will be responded to as soon as possible, even after hours.
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