Repeat Offender Attorney – Drunk Driving Lawyer – Zero Tolerance Law
If you have been convicted of three serious driving violations within a 10 year period, the Commonwealth of Virginia can declare you a habitual offender and revoke your Virginia drivers license for 10 years. Eligible offenses under the habitual offender law include hit and run, driving on a revoked or suspended license, driving under the influence (DUI) of drugs or alcohol, and more.
If you have been declared a habitual offender, you may be able to get your Virginia drivers license restored with the help of an experienced traffic law and drunk driving lawyer. Please contact my law office today for a free initial phone consultation. I have more than three decades of experience helping repeat offenders minimize the impact of traffic violations to their lives.
For habitual offenders, traffic school is typically not an option. If you do not believe you fit the definition of a habitual offender, we can appeal your status as a designated habitual offender.
If five or more years have passed since you were declared a habitual offender you may be eligible for a restricted license, and in some instances, you may be eligible for license restoration. I will petition the court to reopen your case and restore your driving privileges. If you are not a Virginia resident, you may not have to appear in court.
Please contact my law office today if you have any questions about to get your driving privileges restored under the Virginia habitual offender law.
