Drivers' License Restoration

Mount Clemens, Michigan Drivers' License Suspension Attorney

For many people, driving is an essential part of daily life. A driver's license suspension can affect your ability to get to work, hold a job, take kids to school, buy groceries, see the doctor … the list goes on and on. If you have lost your driver's license or are facing a potential driver's license suspension, an experienced lawyer may be able to help.

Attorney Dennis J. Rickert has more than 14 years of experience practicing criminal defense law, and he spent 22 years in public service as a police officer. He understands the criminal justice system from both sides, and he knows how best to protect and enforce your rights in court.

For a free initial consultation to discuss a drivers' licenses suspension with attorney Rickert, call 586-649-3826 or contact his offices online.

Working for Full Restoration of Your Driving Privileges

Drivers' license suspensions often result from OWI charges, from refusing a Breathalyzer test, or from points accumulated by traffic violations. Your chances of being able to restore your license will depend heavily on the severity of the charges that caused the suspension.

Dennis J. Rickert is an experienced attorney and, as a former law enforcement official, he is well known and respected by the courts. He can represent you and fight to get you back on the road as quickly as possible. Attorney Rickert can assist you with:

Implied Consent Suspensions: If you refuse to submit to a chemical test (breath, blood or urine) offered by a police officer after your arrest, you will have your license suspended for one year. You may appeal this suspension but you must file a request for this appeal hearing within two weeks of your refusal.
Filing an Appeal: If your license is suspended by the Secretary of State you may be able to petition Circuit Court and seek the restoration of your license (either fully or with restrictions). If you have recently lost your license, contact an attorney as soon as possible to make sure you have a chance to file an appeal.
Alcohol Interlock Devices: Once you have your driving privileges restored by the Secretary of State following multiple OWI convictions you will be required to use and alcohol interlock device for one year before your license is fully restored.

To talk with attorney Rickert about restoring your driving privileges after a driver's license suspension, call 586-649-3826 or contact his offices online.