Kansas City Driver's License Reinstatement Lawyer

Aggressive Legal Representation to Get You Back on the Road

Some crimes, such as DUI, result in a suspended driver’s license. For most people, this makes life quite complicated, especially if they rely on their vehicle for work. The good news is there are legal options to try and have those privileges reinstated. The Law Office of Michael Crawford understands how to help, and we are prepared to fight for your right to drive. Call our Kansas City driver's license lawyer today to learn more.

Has you license been suspended in Kansas or Missouri? Our drives license reinstatement attorney in Kansas City can help you get it back. Call The Law Office of Michael Crawford today at (816) 945-4930 now or contact us online to get started.

How Many Tickets Can You Get Before Your License is Suspended in Kansas?

Since Kansas is a moving state violation, this means that if you accumulate 3 or more moving violations in a year, the state of Kansas can suspend your license. Other states such as Missouri goes by a point system, If you have a Missouri license, and you are convicted of a moving traffic violation, between 2 to 12 points will be recorded on your driving record. If you accumulate too many points, Missouri will suspend or revoke your license. For example, 8 points in 18 months will result in a 30 day suspension or longer. Or, 12 or more points in a 12 month period will cause a one year revocation. This point system also applies to other states such as California.

Reinstating Driving Privileges in Missouri

Once your license is suspended, the steps needed to get your driving privileges back can be confusing. For many people, they are required to obtain a different kind of insurance and pay a fee.

• Determining exactly which offense caused you to lose your driving privileges

• Submitting the appropriate form from this list
• Paying the reinstatement fees
• Submitting proof of insurance (SR-22)

Reinstating Driving Privileges in Kansas

• Registering with the Kansas Department of Revenue
• Submitting the form for alcohol-related suspension
• Install an ignition interlock device
• Pay the appropriate fees

There may be other steps required, and you must still qualify before you can successfully apply for the reinstatement of your driving privileges.

Get Your License Back Now

As a former prosecutor, Attorney Michael Crawford has an in-depth understanding of the processes involved in helping our clients keep their lives in order as much as possible. Let our criminal defense attorney help you properly file for the reinstatement of your driving privileges. With our help, you will have the best chance of a favorable outcome for your situation.

Contact The Law Office of Michael Crawford today for a FREE consultation!