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San Antonio Driver’s License Suspension Hearing Lawyers
Texas Suspended Driver’s License Defense Attorneys
If you received notice that your driver’s license has been suspended in the State of Texas, contact our Suspended Driver’s License Lawyers immediately for a free consultation.
Our suspended driver’s license attorneys can represent you in court at Administrative License Revocation Hearings (ALRs), TXDPS Driver’s License Suspension Hearings and can even help you get an Occupational License.
TEXAS DRIVER’S LICENSE SUSPENSIONS
In Texas, a driver license will automatically be suspended if an individual is convicted of:
- Four or more moving traffic violations within a 12-month period, or
- Seven or more moving traffic violations within a 24-month period.
Individuals who have been convicted of at least two (2) offenses for a violation that conflicts with a restriction or endorsement printed on their driver license are also subject to a suspension or disqualification.
TEXAS DRIVER’S LICENSE SUSPENSION HEARINGS
In some cases, individuals may be eligible to request a hearing to contest the suspension of their driver license. A request for a hearing must be submitted to Texas DPS within the required twenty (20) days. The Driver’s License Suspension Hearing Lawyers at Joyner + Joyner have successfully represented many client at Suspension Hearings and helped them maintain their driving privileges.
Call our Suspended Driver’s License lawyers now at (210) 722-9089 and receive a free consultation. Our experienced defense attorneys will explain your current driver’s license status, what you can do get back on the road legally and the cost associated with our services.
APPEALING A TEXAS DRIVER’S LICENSE SUSPENSION
Our Driver’s License Suspension Lawyers can assist you even if you already had a suspension hearing and your driver’s license was suspended. You have thirty (30) days from the suspension hearing to appeal the court’s decision. Contact our experienced lawyers today and receive a free consultation.