Driving on Suspended License Attorney
LAMONT LAW FIRM
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Toll Free 1-877-202-3834
Do You Have a Violation For Driving On A Suspended License?
We can help. An individual's drivers license can be suspended a
number of different ways. Perhaps the most common is that of a
suspension for failing to appear in Court and take care of a ticket.
When the Court issues notice to the DMV that a defendant failed to
appear in Court, the Department immediately puts a hold on the
drivers license of the FTA recipient. This is followed by a letter which
explains that the drivers driving privilege is revoked unless and until
they clear up the misunderstanding with the Court that issued the
abstract. This type of violation is called a VC14601.1
Another variation of a suspended license ticket in Kern County is
when a driver gets a DUI and is later caught driving while their
privilege has been suspended or revoked in California. This citation
is much more serious that the violation discussed above due to the
fact that the person was likely ordered not to drive by both the DMV
and the Court. This type of ticket is called a VC 14601.2 and carries
a minimum mandatory 10 days in jail if the person is convicted. In
addition, the Court must order the offender to install an ignition
interlock on all vehicles driven by the perpetrator. The fine alone on
this offense is upward of $2000.
A third example of a Driving on a Suspended License offense is when
a person gets arrested for DUI, is not convicted in Court or has not yet
resolved the matter in Court but is suspended administratively by the
DMV by way of the APS order served at the time of arrest. This
suspension is a little less serious that the one in the previous
paragraph inasmuch as there is no mandatory jail time nor is there
any specific requirement that a Judge order the installation of an IID.
This violation is referred to as a VC 14601.5. It is important to hire
DUI Attorney familiar with the interplay between DMV and the Courts
to fight the case in Court as well to avoid having the suspension
upgraded to a full fledged 14601.2.
Our Kern County Law Firm has been defending all of these variations
of driving on a suspended license in all Courts including Lamont for
well over 15 years. Hiring an experienced Driving on a Suspended
License Attorney in Kern County is crucial to a positive outcome. We
have well over a 90 percent success rate in obtaining dismissals for
VC14601.1 tickets. Our lawyers can go to Court for you in many
cases to clear up tickets you missed and squash FTA's on your
record.
We can help. An individual's drivers license can be suspended a
number of different ways. Perhaps the most common is that of a
suspension for failing to appear in Court and take care of a ticket.
When the Court issues notice to the DMV that a defendant failed to
appear in Court, the Department immediately puts a hold on the
drivers license of the FTA recipient. This is followed by a letter which
explains that the drivers driving privilege is revoked unless and until
they clear up the misunderstanding with the Court that issued the
abstract. This type of violation is called a VC14601.1
Another variation of a suspended license ticket in Kern County is
when a driver gets a DUI and is later caught driving while their
privilege has been suspended or revoked in California. This citation
is much more serious that the violation discussed above due to the
fact that the person was likely ordered not to drive by both the DMV
and the Court. This type of ticket is called a VC 14601.2 and carries
a minimum mandatory 10 days in jail if the person is convicted. In
addition, the Court must order the offender to install an ignition
interlock on all vehicles driven by the perpetrator. The fine alone on
this offense is upward of $2000.
A third example of a Driving on a Suspended License offense is when
a person gets arrested for DUI, is not convicted in Court or has not yet
resolved the matter in Court but is suspended administratively by the
DMV by way of the APS order served at the time of arrest. This
suspension is a little less serious that the one in the previous
paragraph inasmuch as there is no mandatory jail time nor is there
any specific requirement that a Judge order the installation of an IID.
This violation is referred to as a VC 14601.5. It is important to hire
DUI Attorney familiar with the interplay between DMV and the Courts
to fight the case in Court as well to avoid having the suspension
upgraded to a full fledged 14601.2.
Our Kern County Law Firm has been defending all of these variations
of driving on a suspended license in all Courts including Lamont for
well over 15 years. Hiring an experienced Driving on a Suspended
License Attorney in Kern County is crucial to a positive outcome. We
have well over a 90 percent success rate in obtaining dismissals for
VC14601.1 tickets. Our lawyers can go to Court for you in many
cases to clear up tickets you missed and squash FTA's on your
record.
