Remove habitual traffic offender suspended license reinstatement Florida

There's really no simple answer to that question, it depends on the facts of your case (driving record) and whether there's anything that can be done to challenge the underlying convicions which led to your HTO status.

Mr. Jay is correct. Sometimes the fee is reduced because a judge who handled an earlier plea is reasonable. Often, we refuse to take a case if we think there is no chance based on prior dealings with a judge or the number of "convictions" that would have to be removed. In addition, attorneys in your part of the State have a higher overhead than most and therefore may charge differently than an attorney in central Florida.

Good luck,

Mark Conan

There are a few things you can do before you approach a local attorney that may aid their pricing decision. The first thing you should do is go the DMV/courthouse and purchase a copy of your driving record. Also, if you've paid any tickets recently, you should bring those receipts to the attorney's office as well. Third, find the letter sent to you from DMV initially indicating your HTO suspension, that letter can be helpful. With these three things, an attorney can best decide how much to charge you for any HTO removal (assuming, as stated above, that removing the HTO is even possible).

Also, how long has it been since the initial suspension? You may be eligible for a business/employment purposes only license after the first year of the 5 year suspension period. There are certain hoops you have to jump thru to get there, such as completing a 12 hour driver's class, but it's worth it, right??

Good Luck,

John Guidry II
www.jgcrimlaw.com