Charlotte Traffic Ticket Attorneys

Protecting Your Rights, Future & Driving Privileges

Dealing with a traffic ticket or speeding ticket can be an expensive and lengthy ordeal. Frequently, it can cause you to miss school or work so you can appear in court. Depending on how you resolve it, it can result in increased insurance costs or even the suspension or revocation of your North Carolina driver’s license.

At Jetton & Meredith, our traffic ticket attorneys in Charlotte are highly knowledgeable in this practice area. Backed by decades of combined experience, our lawyers can efficiently guide you throughout every stage of the process and help you make sound decisions about the future. Whether you received a ticket for speeding, reckless driving, driving while your license was revoked, or another traffic violation, we can help you.*

Driving While Your License Is Revoked in North Carolina

Many people are unaware of the potentially severe consequences of driving with a revoked or suspended license. In North Carolina, driving while your license is revoked or suspended can lead to jail time. The first time you are convicted, consequences could mean a one-year revocation of your driver’s license. A second conviction could mean a two-year revocation, and a third conviction could mean the permanent revocation of your license.

Revocation of a driver’s license can have a serious impact on your life. For many people, it means not being able to drive to and from a job they depend on. It can also make simple errands or even getting yourself or your child to school seem impossible. Due to these serious consequences, working with a defense lawyer is critical to your success when you have been accused of driving with a revoked license. At Jetton & Meredith, our traffic ticket attorneys in Charlotte can fight to keep you on the road.* If you are facing a driving while license revoked charge, it is important to understand the law and how it may apply to you.

About DMV Hearings

If your license has been suspended or revoked due to a traffic violation or DWI, you may be facing the prospect of never driving again. Your first, and possibly only, chance of restoring your driving privileges will come at a hearing before the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Our lawyers have extensive experience representing clients at DMV hearings throughout North Carolina. We will provide you with the personalized representation you deserve and fight to restore your driving privileges as soon as possible.*

We have many years of combined experience representing motorists who have lost their licenses as a result of moving violations such as DUI/DWI, refusing a chemical test, or driving with a suspended license.

At your DMV hearing, we will be your advocate, pressing for the reinstatement of your full driving privileges. In some cases, we are able to obtain limited driving privileges through a “motion for appropriate relief,” a process where a previous case is reopened in order to renegotiate an outcome that may result in reinstatement.*

Can You Keep Your License Prior to the Hearing?

The DMV has the authority to allow you to maintain your license while you await your hearing, but you must first ask for a hearing. As soon as you receive a letter from the DMV, we can begin ensuring that the proper steps are being taken to position you for a successful outcome.*

Charlotte Suspended License Attorneys

You may only have one chance to make your case and seek the reinstatement of your driver’s license. It is crucial that your case is handled by an experienced attorney who understands the DMV process. If you have received a letter from the DMV or been notified by an official that your driver’s license has been suspended or revoked, contact us immediately to discuss your circumstances with an attorney.