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!

Why You Should Hire an Experienced DUI Defense Attorney to Represent You!

Having a specialized, experienced and dedicated OWI Defense attorney is crucial to understanding all of the direct and secondary consequences of a plea or conviction.  In many instances, a skilled drunk driving defense attorney can lessen the charge, which in turn may lessen (or eliminate) the direct and collateral consequences.  We can also help defeat the charge altogether, by eliminating almost all of the consequences. At the very least, an elite DUI attorney can discuss all of these consequences with clients so there are no surprises.

Learn more about collateral consequences of a drunk driving conviction in Michigan here.

 

If you’re looking for a skilled drunk driving defense attorney in Ann Arbor after a DUI related arrest, please call for a consultation at (734) 263-2780, or visit us online at GLGMichigan.com. We’re available 24/7, and are fully committed to providing personal attention, personal options and personal justice to every single client we represent. 

What Are Some “Collateral Consequences” of a Drunk Driving Conviction in Michigan?

What are less obvious “collateral” consequences of an OWI conviction? What else can you expect to suffer with a first-offense OWI in Michigan?  Here’s several potential consequences a person might face:

 

·      Insurance Premium Increases or Coverage Denial;

·      Immigration Issues, including the possibility of deportation; 

·      International Travel, including the ability to travel to Canada;

·      Handgun Carry Permit (“CPL”) Revocation or Denial;

·      Employment/Professional Licensing Issues;

·      Vehicle Immobilization, Forfeiture or Plate Confiscation; and

·      Specialized License (Commercial “CDL”, Chauffer’s, Graduated Licenses) Revocation or Denial.  

 

Learn more about collateral consequences of a drunk driving conviction in Michigan here.

If you’re looking for a skilled drunk driving defense attorney in Ann Arbor after a DUI related arrest, please call for a consultation at (734) 263-2780, or visit us online at GLGMichigan.com. We’re available 24/7, and are fully committed to providing personal attention, personal options and personal justice to every single client we represent. 

How Long After a Drunk Driving Arrest Will I Have a Court Date?

Some prosecutor’s offices are so backed up that a 6-month waiting period between an OWI arrest and an official charge isn’t uncommon. Some courts are so behind and short-staffed that court dates are being set months into the future. This becomes extraordinarily stressful for clients who were planning a move or who have travel plans. And what about those clients who had their driver’s license confiscated? How long is it reasonable for them to wait before their OWI cases are resolved? Unfortunately, the answer to that question isn’t comforting:  months and months, depending upon the police agency and court.  What if that person wants to fight their case and have a trial?  They may end up waiting a year or more due to the current Covid case backload, and perhaps even indefinitely.  

Find out how long after your drunk driving arrest that you’ll have a court date here.

Need Your Driver’s License Reinstated in Michigan?

If you’re facing a criminal traffic offense in Washtenaw County or Southeastern Michigan, and you want to discuss options, please call or email Dan Geherin, drunk driving attorney in Ann Arbor, 24/7 at (734) 263-2780 or online info@GLGMichigan.com.

Get a Fair Trial with the Help From Drunk Driving Attorney, Dan Geherin

When it comes to OWI arrests and procedures, it’s fair to say that every single police agency, prosecutor’s office, and court in Southeastern Michigan operates differently. In Washtenaw County, for first-offense drunk driving arrests, a driver is typically released from the station, hospital or jail and is notified of criminal charges weeks (or sometimes months) later.  However, if there’s an “aggravating factor” such as a high blood alcohol level, a prior conviction or an injury accident, police will often seek a warrant for the person’s arrest or request an immediate Arraignment. In Livingston County and parts of Wayne County (including Plymouth), even a true first offender may expect to see a Judge or Magistrate for an Arraignment the day after an OWI arrest.  

Find out how long after your drunk driving arrest that you’ll have a court date here.

Need Your Driver’s License Reinstated in Michigan?

If you’re facing a criminal traffic offense in Washtenaw County or Southeastern Michigan, and you want to discuss options, please call or email Dan Geherin, drunk driving attorney in Ann Arbor, 24/7 at (734) 263-2780 or online info@GLGMichigan.com.