There are ways to win back your suspended or revoked license and fight the charges. The experienced suspended drivers license attorneys at Elimitix will review the circumstances surrounding your arrest or charge and help you successfully defend your DWLS charge. This can include investigating whether the officer had probable cause to pull you over, improper notice of a suspension and so much more. Whether you have been charged or arrested in Royal Oak, Novi, Sterling Heights, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Detroit, Wyandotte, Southfield, Ann Arbor or anywhere in between we are here to help. Contact ElimiTix today at (844) ZERO-TIX (937-6849).

If your fail to answer a citation, appear in court or are issued a warrant related to traffic offense, your license will be suspended indefinitely until the the matter is disposed. Our firm gets calls on these types of suspensions all the time. Many times we ask clients to obtain their driving record from the Secretary of State and then we can review the pending matters to attack them head on. Many times we are able to reduce the fines, fees and points on old tickets allowing drivers to get back on the road. It should be noted that each abstract that occurs during a period of suspension adds a mandatory additional suspension of thirty (30) days. It is crucial that you resolve your licensing issue with an experienced attorney as soon possible. Call us now for immediate assistance. .

If you obtain a Michigan Driver’s License, you have implicitly given consent to perform a Datamaster DMT breath test when you arrested for suspicion of Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated. Upon arrest, an officer is supposed to provide you with chemical test rights prior to administration. If you refuse to provided a breath sample, your license will be suspended for one (1) year. The officer will then provide you notice that you have fourteen (14) days to appeal the suspension.
 

At the hearing, you or an attorney can challenge the legitimacy of the chemical test rights. Specifically, the hearing will pertain to the following four issues:  

(a) Whether the peace officer had reasonable grounds to believe that the person had committed a crime described in [MCL 257.625c(1)].
(b) Whether the person was placed under arrest for a crime described in [MCL 257.625c(1)].
(c) If the person refused to submit to the test upon the request of the officer, whether the refusal was reasonable.
(d) Whether the person was advised of the rights under [MCL 257.625a(6)].

 

An experienced attorney will obtain the video either through a FOIA request or Discovery Request (if available) and challenge the officer through cross examination on the four (4) issues above. If, by a preponderance of evidence, the officer win on all of the four (4) issues, you will win you hearing and your license will not be suspended. .