Traffic and Misdemeanors

Ways your license can be suspended or revoked

• Can be revoked for at least 30 days if you are convicted of exceeding the speed limit by more than 15 mph if you are driving at a speed greater than 55 mph.
• Can be suspended if you have 2 convictions for speeding over 55 mph within one year.

DWI/DUI

The last thing a person living and working needs is a drunk driving (DUI/DWI) or traffic offense citation, charge or arrest. DWI and traffic offense penalties can include license revocation, jail time or worse, including a damaged reputation. It is essential that you understand how to minimize the negative impact of a DUI arrest or conviction if you want to avoid license suspension and jail time. At Stewart & Schmidlin, PLLCA our attorneys explore alternatives to jail and the loss of our clients' drivers' licenses. In some cases, agreeing to community service and enrollment in an alcohol counseling program may convince the court to reduce the charges or sentence against you. Our lawyers work with the court to explore these and other alternatives.

If you are facing charges for a traffic offense contact an attorney at Stewart & Schmidlin, PLLC can help. Contact us to schedule a confidential consultation.