Without a doubt being classified as a habitual traffic offender is one of the most debilitating things that can happen to one who has to drive to make a living or get an education. If this occurs the client will receive notice from the Florida DHSMV that their license is about to be suspended for five years without eligibility for a hardship license for at least one year.

In Florida an individual can lose their driving privilege for 5 years if they have a certain combination of three civil traffic infractions and/or driving related crimes within a five year period. Overturning Habitual Traffic Offender Status Regardless of the traffic issue, Jason Mayberry will be able to tell very quickly exactly what the individual needs and the best approach to get the needed result. Whether it’s winning a motion to amend the result of a traffic ticket to reverse habitual traffic offender status or merely asking a court to amend a ticket’s disposition to help a client earn a promotion, our firm has consistently enjoyed success. Attorney Jason Mayberry has represented countless individuals in our traffic courts. As we’ve discussed in our driving while license suspended and habitual traffic offender pages, receiving points on a driving record can lead to suspension, habitual traffic offender status, or loss of employment due to too many points on your driving record. If you’re suffering from a suspended license or consequences produced by too many points on your driving record, contact an experienced traffic attorney at the Mayberry Law Firm.

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