A Lawyer Fighting for Your Massachusetts Driver's License
In our highly mobile society, the loss of your driver's license could be crippling. Your freedom of movement would suddenly be gone. You may have to make special arrangements to get to work and you may become heavily dependent on public transportation, if it is even available. Your daily routine, as you know it, would no longer exist for several months or even years.
The many reasons for Massachusetts driver's license forfeiture or suspension, some of which are detailed below, are not always directly connected to your driving record or use of a motor vehicle. However, for every one of those reasons, Attorney Mark W. Bennett can help you present a legal defense in an attempt to get your license back.
To arrange an initial consultation call our Milton law office at 877-891-5130.
If You Are About to Lose Your Driving Privileges, Mark W. Bennett Can Help
If you have lost your license, Attorney Mark W. Bennett will put his nearly 25 years of experience to work in attempting to preserve your Massachusetts driving privileges.
Here is a short list of situations or circumstances that may lead a suspension or revocation of your driving privileges:
- Motor vehicle homicide, or vehicular homicide
- Vehicular manslaughter
- Habitual traffic offender status — for example, seven accidents or moving violations in a three-year period
- Three speeding tickets within one year
- Driving without possession of your driver's license
- Driving during license suspension or revocation
- Driving during license suspension in another state
- Drunk driving conviction
- Breath test refusal during a drunk driving arrest
- Drug possession
- Driving under the influence of drugs
- Altering or counterfeiting a driver's license
- Failure to pay child support
- Failure to pay excise tax
We Can Take Your Toll Free Phone Call Right Now — 877-891-5130
We serve clients in Quincy, the South Shore, Greater Boston and eastern Massachusetts. You may also contact us by e-mail. Take action now, we understand you need your driver's license to get to your job and provide for your family. Evening appointments may be arranged.
