Kitsap County License Suspension Lawyers

Having a suspended license typically results from a history of serious traffic violations or DUI offenses, therefore the prosecution will do everything in its power to put you behind bars if you’re caught driving on a suspended license. It may seem like all odds are against you, but when you retain our legal counsel and learn about the strategies we can apply in your defense, we’re sure your confidence will be restored.

If you’ve been arrested for driving with a suspended license, contact us online or call (206) 222-7701 as soon as possible so we can begin working on your defense. Our Kitsap County license suspension attorneys understand that urgent and emergency circumstances may require you to drive, even on a suspended license, and we don’t want you to be punished for taking appropriate action in these circumstances.

Driving is both a necessity and privilege, and we recognize that temporarily losing your right to operate your vehicle is difficult to adjust to. That’s why it is in your best interest to turn to us in your time of need. There is nothing more important to us than your freedom, and we will work tirelessly to defend you against the charges that have been made in your name so you can maintain those freedoms.

License Suspension Violation Facts

There are 3 degrees of penalties for driving with a suspended license:

1^st degree: Gross misdemeanor punishable by up to 1 year in jail and/or up to $5,000 fines.

• A person has a suspended driver’s license for being a habitual offender. The mandatory minimum sentences for this offense are:
  • Upon first conviction: At least 10 days in prison
  • Upon second conviction: At least 90 days in prison
  • Upon third conviction:At least 180 days in prison

2^nd degree: Gross misdemeanor punishable by up to 1 year in jail and/or up to $5,000 fines, and a 1-year extension of your license suspension.

• A person has a suspended driver’s license as a result of a DUI or other reckless driving offenses and is not eligible to reinstate their license.

3^rd degree: Misdemeanor punishable by up to 90 days in jail and/or up to $1,000 fines.

• A person has a suspended driver’s license because they failed to respond to, or comply with, their traffic violation citation rules, among others.

The last thing you need is prison and fines for your alleged offense. One of our lawyers was a former prosecutor and knows how to navigate your case and prepare for the anticipated attacks you may face in court, allowing us to better help reduce your penalties or dismiss them altogether. We will do everything we can to put your case behind you so you can move on with your life.

Working to Fight Your Conviction

With over 30 years of combined experience in your corner, you can rest assured that our Kitsap County license suspension defense attorneys will build a hard-hitting case supported by creative tactics to improve your chances of walking away from your charges unscathed. We pride ourselves on our accessibility, responsiveness and flexibility so our clients always feel comfortable and prepared throughout their case.

We offer a free consultation and flexible payment plans. Call (206) 222-7701 or contact us online today!