Avoid a Driver's License Suspension
Representing You at Maryland Administrative Hearings
If you were charged with DUI in Maryland, you have only 30 days from the time of your arrest to request an administrative hearing to challenge a driver's license suspension. If you or your attorney doesn't request this hearing your license will be suspended.
If you have been ticketed for traffic violations that will add 8 points or more to your driving record, you will receive a letter from the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration's (MVA) telling you that your license will be suspended for unless you request a "points hearing" within the next 15 days.
Regardless of whether you are facing license suspension for a drunk driving charge or traffic violation — you have a limited amount of time to try to save your driver's license.
Now is the time to talk with a lawyer at The Law offices of Richard P. Arnold. We have more than 30 years experience handling every type of criminal case and traffic violation imaginable. We can help get you back on the road. Contact our office to schedule a consultation in Greenbelt, Rockville, Annapolis or Upper Marlboro or call 301-850-4663 for a free initial consultation.
How a Traffic Attorney Can Help
Depending on the facts of your particular case, hiring a traffic attorney for this hearing could save you money and avoid driver's license suspension.
Possible penalties from the Motor Vehicle Administration include:
- Driver's license suspension
- Ignition interlock device, installed and maintained at your own expense for a period of up to two years
- Substance abuse assessment and treatment
- 2 years restriction on using alcohol or drugs
If you have questions about what to do next, contact our Maryland defense lawyers. Initial consultations are free. Evening or weekend appointments are available.
