Want Your Driver’s License Reinstated in Michigan?

Frequently, clients try to “go it alone” and get back their license without an attorney.  Or as often, people hire attorneys who are inexperienced in this field. What happens then? The Petitioner is DENIED and must wait another long year to try again. The Michigan Secretary of State can be a difficult, confusing, bureaucratic agency filled with red tape and gray guidelines. Those who have lost their license often get stuck in a never-ending maze and can’t get out----until they hire an authentic, experienced and successful license appeals specialist to help.  

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If a loved one or you have lost your Michigan Driver’s License due to drunk driving convictions in Washtenaw County or Southeastern Michigan, and you want to discuss options, please call or email GLG Michigan 24/7 at (734) 263-2780 or online info@GLGMichigan.com.

Make Sure You Ask the Right Questions When You Meet a Licensing Lawyer

When a person loses their license, they understandably seek assistance from the legal community. But, finding an experienced, dedicated and respected driver’s license appeals attorney is tough. When you do connect with a reputable driver’s license restoration attorney, you’re often scrambling to make sure you ask all the right questions:

“When am I eligible for a license appeal?”

“What do I have to do to earn a full, or restricted, license?”

“Do you specialize in my type of license appeal?”

“Do you handle all license appeals (revocation appeals, medical appeals), or just refusal hearings?”

“Do you regularly practice in front of the Secretary of State hearing judges who will decide my case?”

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Contact a Licensing Lawyer in in Ann Arbor Today! 

If a loved one or you have lost your Michigan Driver’s License due to drunk driving convictions in Washtenaw County or Southeastern Michigan, and you want to discuss options, please call or email GLG Michigan 24/7 at (734) 263-2780 or online info@GLGMichigan.com.

What a License Appeals Client Should Know Before They Call Dan

What should a potential license appeal client know or have in front of her when he calls?  The following will truly help Dan and his team:

*A current copy of her Master Driving Record in Michigan;

*A command of dates and locations of prior criminal convictions, and if possible, any paperwork (police reports, court and probation information, attorney name, etc.); 

*A summary of all past and current substance abuse treatment, counseling and testing (if applicable); and

*Paperwork from past and current license appeal applications.  

Having this information handy will accelerate the process by which Dan and his team can determine a client’s eligibility and craft a specific plan to restore the driving privileges.  For all license appeal cases in Michigan, please contact Dan Geherin, license appeals attorney, and his team today.  We’re available 24/7, we know the process inside and out, and we’ll fight zealously to restore your license.  

Contact a Licensing Lawyer in in Ann Arbor Today! 

If a loved one or you have lost your Michigan Driver’s License due to drunk driving convictions in Washtenaw County or Southeastern Michigan, and you want to discuss options, please call or email GLG Michigan 24/7 at (734) 263-2780 or online info@GLGMichigan.com.

What to Know About Substance Abuse Evaluations in Michigan

License revoked?

Need help getting your license reinstated?

GLG Michigan can help you and explain every step of this complicated process. We provide you with outlines, forms, and referrals to begin the application procedure.  As for the SAE, we have relationships with licensed therapists throughout the State of Michigan to whom we may refer you for this evaluation.   

Important points to remember about the SAE:

First, it must be a true SUBSTANCE evaluation, and not just an ALCOHOL evaluation. 

Second, it must include and attach all testing instruments used in the assessment, including the toxicology screen (with proper variables) and any MAST/SASSI scoring information.

Third, it must provide detailed information about the applicant’s abstinence, relapse and treatment history. 

Fourth, it must provide both a proper diagnosis and prognosis for continued sobriety.

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If a loved one or you have been arrested for the first time for OWI or DUI crime in Washtenaw County or Southeastern Michigan, and you want to discuss options, please call or email Dan Geherin, board-certified drunk driving defense attorney 24/7 at (734) 263-2780 or online info@GLGMichigan.com.

What is a “Substance Abuse Evaluation”?

If you’ve been convicted of multiple drunk driving offenses, especially in a short period of time, your Michigan Driver’s License has likely been REVOKED. This means you must apply for the reinstatement of your license, and must jump through several “hoops” to get your license back.  The first step in the reinstatement process—and perhaps the single most important “hoop” to jump through—is getting a Substance Abuse Evaluation (“SAE”) done.  

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Daniel T. Geherin, founder of MiLicenseLawyer.com, has been a license appeals specialist for over 20 years. He’s conducted over 1,500 substance-abuse license reinstatement hearings at the Michigan Secretary of State, and has appeared before every Hearing Officer on countless occasions. His clients come from all over the State of Michigan, and all over the country.  Because of this, he has helped reinstate over 300 Michigan licenses in the last decade alone.   

Contact a Board-Certified Drunk Driving Defense Attorney in Ann Arbor Today! 

If a loved one or you have been arrested for the first time for OWI or DUI crime in Washtenaw County or Southeastern Michigan, and you want to discuss options, please call or email Dan Geherin, board-certified drunk driving defense attorney 24/7 at (734) 263-2780 or online info@GLGMichigan.com.

Is Alcoholics Anonymous Required for License Restoration? The short answer is “no,” but it’s complicated.

The Alcoholics Anonymous (“AA”) Program has been a staple of the recovery community for over 85 years. Its 12-step program, which focuses on the disease concept of alcoholism (and in particular, an addict’s powerlessness over alcohol), has helped millions of people throughout the world achieve and maintain sobriety. Because of that, it is probably the most well-known alcohol treatment program in the United States. But is it a requirement for a successful license restoration process in Michigan? 

The short answer is “no,” but it’s complicated.  

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For all driver's license restoration cases in Michigan, please contact Dan Geherin, a license appeals attorney in Michigan. We’re available 24/7, we know the process inside and out, and we’ll fight aggressively to restore your license

For more information, visit us at MiLicenseAttorney.com, or call 24/7 (734) 263-2780.

Is AA Attendance a Requirement for Michigan Driver’s License Restoration?

Is AA attendance a requirement for a successful license restoration process in Michigan?

There are many other equally effective alcohol treatment programs, including: Limited Outpatient Treatment; Intensive Outpatient Counseling; Rational Recovery; SMART Recovery; Religious Programming; and Relapse Prevention Programs. And there are many people who simply don’t require any treatment, education or counseling, and instead have relied on more traditional ways of achieving sobriety.  These people can (and often do) still win license restoration in Michigan.  

There’s no “magical formula” for how driver’s license appeals are won in Michigan. Success in these hearings requires hard work, a firm dedication to sobriety, and attention to detail. A client’s chances of success increase dramatically by using an actual license appeals specialist to guide them. Learn more here!

For all driver's license restoration cases in Michigan, please contact Dan Geherin, a license appeals attorney in Michigan. We’re available 24/7, we know the process inside and out, and we’ll fight aggressively to restore your license

For more information, visit us at MiLicenseAttorney.com, or call 24/7 (734) 263-2780.