Reclaiming the Road: Get Help with Your Driver's License Reinstatement in Michigan

If you're facing a driver's license suspension or any other legal challenge, seeking professional help is crucial. A qualified legal team can provide the guidance and support you need to navigate the complex legal system.

Geherin Law Group, PLLC. specializes in driver's license reinstatement in Michigan. They prioritize both legal expertise and client well-being. Their team of experienced attorneys can help you:

• Understand the suspension process: They can explain the steps involved in reinstating your license and the potential challenges you may face.
• Gather necessary documentation: They can assist you in collecting the required documents to support your reinstatement application.
• Represent you in court: If necessary, they can represent you in court to argue for the reinstatement of your license.

Learn about how the Michigan point system works here.

Don't let a license suspension hold you back. Contact Geherin Law Group, PLLC today for a free consultation. They are dedicated to helping you get back on the road safely. Please call for a consultation at (734) 263-2780. We’re available 24/7!

How Does the Point System Work?

When you commit a traffic violation, points are added to your driving record. The number of points assigned depends on the severity of the offense. For instance, a speeding ticket might result in 2 points, while a more serious offense like driving under the influence could lead to 6 or more points.

Point Accumulation and License Suspension

If you accumulate a certain number of points within a specified period, your license may be suspended. The exact number of points required for suspension varies depending on your driving history and the specific violations committed.

Here's a general breakdown of point accumulation and license suspension:

• 6 points: If you accumulate 6 points within a two-year period, you may be eligible for a driver improvement clinic to reduce the points on your record.
• 10 points: If you accumulate 10 points within a two-year period, your license may be suspended for a specific period.
• 12 or more points: If you accumulate 12 or more points within a two-year period, your license will likely be suspended.

Learn more about how the Michigan point system works here.

Need a law firm that goes the extra mile? 

If you need help with your driver’s license reinstatement in Michigan after a DUI related arrest, please call for a consultation at (734) 263-2780. We’re available 24/7, and are fully committed to providing personal attention, personal options and personal justice to every single client we represent.