Maryland Driving on Suspended License?

 Driving without a Valid License is a Criminal Offense in MD

Driving while your driver's license is under suspension is considered an incarcerable offense in Maryland, meaning it is possible to receive jail time of you are found guilty.

And it may not even be a valid defense to say that you were unaware that your license was suspended, if the state believes that you were legally and fairly notified.

A conviction for driving on a revoked or suspended license can leave you with an additional license suspension period, significant fines, additional points issues by the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) which can lead to significant insurance rate increases, and even jail time.

But there are excellent options to fight the charges, and prevent the most serious outcomes. Please call me now to discuss your case. I'll go over your options, suggest defense strategies, and let you know exactly what I think I can do to help. I'll answer your questions and give you some valuable legal advice -- all as part of a no obligation case evaluation. So call me now at (301) 637-0107 or contact me and I'll get back to you.

How to Beat a Suspended License Charge in Maryland

We can argue that you had no possible way to know about the suspension if the MVA was not diligent in appropriately notifying you.

I can also dispute the underlying reasons for the suspension, if they are not valid, or if there was a simple paperwork mistake or other justification that was not your fault.

We also may be able to get the charges reduced to a non criminal offense, to keep your record clean.

How I would fight the case depends on the exact facts of your situation. So call me to discuss your case, and I'll lay out exactly what I think we can do to challenge the charges against you in court. Call (301) 637-0107 now or contact me and I'll get back to you. But don't wait.. some of our best defense options may have a limited time period.