DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED

Your licence is your livelihood. We give you the best possible chance of avoiding any further loss of licence, so you can get on with life.

Driving while suspended is more serious that you probably think. For a first offence the court can impose a term of imprisonment of up to two years or a fine of $43,000.

By the time your matter comes to court, you will probably have your licence back.  Because of our expertise in traffic law, about 90% of our clients keep their licence and just pay a fine. Usually, this fine is less than $1,000. You may not get this result if you use another lawyer or represent yourself.

We take the time to talk with you and understand the circumstances of your offence. This means that we can prepare the best argument to put to the court and is why most of our clients keep their licence.

Will I go to Jail?

If you engage us to represent you, it is very unlikely that you will go to jail. We have NEVER had any of our clients go to jail for a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th driving on a suspended charge. The final decision about your case is made by a Magistrate. We will ensure that your defence case is carefully prepared so as to get you the best possible outcome. We use expert advocates, called barristers, to present your argument to the court.  Barristers have had further training and are experts in appearing in court.  The up-front, fixed fee that we quote you will include the barrister’s fee.

Do I have to lose my licence?

No.  While the Court has a general power to take your licence for this kind of offence (and often does), our years of experience means that most of our clients keep their licence.  Your personal situation, driving history and the circumstances of the charge are all factors that the court will consider as it decides your case. We will carefully prepare your case and put forward arguments to the court as to why your licence should not be taken.


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