Unless you live in a city with a great public transportation system, driving is often an absolute necessity. Unfortunately, many states will suspend your license for a variety of offenses, including everything from OUI to Failure to Pay Child Support. Before simply accepting a license suspension, and all the inconveniences that come with it, you should speak with an attorney who will help explore your options.

Depending on the reason for your license suspension, a lawyer may be able to address some of the underlying causes, which may allow you to maintain your driving privileges. For instance, if your license is at risk because of excessive moving violations, your lawyer might be able to challenge the legitimacy of the charges at your hearing. Your lawyer may also be able to negotiate a plea deal that doesn't result in a license suspension.

Drivers accused of a OUI are more likely to lose their license. If you have been charged with an OUI, your attorney may be able to help obtain a hardshop license, giving you some limited driving privileges.  This may also include the installation of an ignition interlock device, which prevents the car from starting unless you pass a breath test.

For over 20 years, Randall A Ortega Attorney at Law has been representing the interests of Norwich, CT, drivers facing a broad range of criminal charges. If you face a license suspension, he will identify your options and help ensure the best possible outcome for your case. Call (860) 889-6333 to schedule a consultation today, or visit his website to see his full list of legal services.