Experienced PennDOT License Suspension Attorney
Losing your driver’s license is an experience that no one wants to go through. When you lose your license, not only do you lose your freedom but you also your ability to assume major responsibilities that include holding your job and providing for your family. There are multiple reasons why people in Pennsylvania lose their driver’s license. No matter the reason, getting your driver’s license back is something you can achieve if you follow the appropriate steps.
Whether your license has been suspended by a judge in a criminal matter or by the state of Pennsylvania, it can have a devastating impact on your life and livelihood. Even if you don’t drive for a living, the loss of driving privileges can put your job at risk, as you may find it difficult to get to and from work. Whether you face the possibility of a suspension or your license has already been temporarily revoked, you want an experienced lawyer to protect your interests. I can help.
Are There Different Types of License Suspensions In Pennsylvania?
Everyone makes a mistake from time to time. Most driver’s license suspensions are the result of unfortunate mistakes or a series of poor decisions. In Pennsylvania, a person has to be cautious about how they conduct themselves so they don’t lose their driver’s license. The most common reasons for driver’s license suspensions in Pennsylvania include:
- Criminal suspensions — Under certain circumstances, the judge in a criminal matter may order the suspension or revocation of your driver’s license. I handle all types of criminal suspensions, including cases involving DUI/DAI, careless or reckless driving, speeding tickets, hit-and-run accidents or driving with a suspended license.
- Administrative suspensions — I will help you minimize the consequences of an attempt to suspend your driving privileges, whether due to an accumulation of points or because of other matters, such as:
- Underage drinking
- Illegally passing a school bus
- Drag racing
- Refusing to take a blood alcohol test
- Possession of illegal drugs with intent to deliver
- Causing an accident that involves property damage
Basil D. Beck III has extensive knowledge of the laws governing PennDOT license suspensions and a comprehensive understanding of the local judges and the procedures they follow in their courts. If you’re facing a driver’s license suspension, attorney Basil Beck will walk alongside you through the process so you can feel confident in the actions you’re taking to reinstate your driving privileges. He understands just how important it is to keep a license in Pennsylvania, and the magnitude of the risk you’re taking by challenging your suspension.
Do I Need an Attorney to Reinstate My Driver’s License?
Although you don’t need an attorney to reinstate your driver’s license, it’s always in your best interest to seek legal counsel following charges that result in a license suspension. An experienced and trustworthy attorney can create a strong case in your favor that helps you regain your driving privileges. A driver’s license reinstatement attorney will know the full suite of paperwork you’re expected to complete as well as who to contact when you’re ready to move forward with the reinstatement process.
Attorney Basil D. Beck provides full-service legal counsel to anyone who faces a license suspension. From CDL operators who must have a driver’s license to perform their job to college students, professionals, and housewives, he is here to help anyone who wants to regain the freedom found in driving privileges and a valid driver’s license.
Get Help With Your Driver’s License Reinstatement Today
At the Law Offices of Basil D. Beck III, in Norristown, I have more than 20 years of experience protecting the rights of people in eastern Pennsylvania. I have personally handled thousands of cases and have built a solid reputation for obtaining positive results. I understand the consequences of losing your driving privileges and know how to work effectively to minimize the impact of a traffic violation or arrest. I know when it’s best to consider a plea bargain and am always willing and able to aggressively protect your interests in court.
To set up a free initial consultation, contact me online or call my office at 610-239-8870.