Suspended, Expired, Or Occupational License Issues

No matter the issue, we can help you get back on the road legally
as soon as possible.
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Steps To Get Started
  • Contact us to understand the issue you are dealing with
  • We will discuss the information we need from you to access your specific driver’s license issue 
  • Any documents received
  • Your driver’s license number
What To Expect From Us

Our attorneys have superior knowledge of DWI issues, occupational licenses, and license suspension issues. We are the premier law firm in the greater Houston area for anything license related. Our firm has handled license suspension issues for over 20 years and you can be sure that you will receive the full benefits of our experience at a reasonable cost.

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License Defense And Assistance 
  • Research of your specific issues.
  • Occupational license if necessary.
  • Defense of suspension actions and medical terminations.
  • Defense of license related tickets.
Your Free Consultation

Finally, a law firm that can help you fix your license. We will figure out your license problems during your first call. Even if you don’t have an immediate deadline, contact us now for a free consultation and let us earn your trust and calm your fears. 

Our Network Of Attorneys 

With Eutsler & de Leef Legal Group as our flagship firm, we offer a robust network of highly qualified and professional attorneys with the ability to handle most driver’s license issues across the State of Texas.

Our partner firms include:

Your Defense Team    

Our network features top-tier DUI defense and DWI lawyer firms across the area, renowned for steadfast commitment to high legal standards and integrity. Each partner firm is thoroughly vetted to align with our dedication to client-focused services and exceptional criminal defense. Strategically positioned, we ensure that comprehensive legal support is accessible to a diverse clientele throughout
Houston and surrounding counties.

FAQ’s and Facts
Who suspended my license?

In Texas, license suspensions are either by the Texas Department of Public Safety or by a court. DPS suspensions are referred to as departmental suspensions.

Why was my license suspended?

Suspensions can occur for a number of reasons, such as:

  • Being convicted of certain traffic ticket violations.
  • Driving when license is expired.
  • Getting a new conviction during a suspension or invalid period.
  • Being uninsured and at fault in an accident.
  • Breath or blood test refusal.
  • Breath or blood test failure following an arrest for DWI.
  • Unresolved matters from another state.
  • This list is not exhaustive and there are
    many more reasons license issues can occur.
What happens if I drive without a license?
  • If you are stopped while your driver license is suspended, you risk an arrest or ticket for driving while license invalid or suspended. 
  • This can result in an additional driver license suspension and fines with each conviction for driving while license suspended.

20 + Years Of Experience At Your Service

Our attorneys have been helping with license issues for over 20 years. Put our experience to work for you with real-time access to court and DPS data, and service across every county and major traffic court in the Greater Houston Area and state-wide.
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We Have Reinstated 100's Of Licenses For Our Clients

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What To Consider If Your License Has Been Suspended

Driving while license suspended or invalid is a serious traffic offense and in certain cases can be a county court case involving not just a fine but jail time. You could be ticketed or arrested and a conviction for driving while license suspended or invalid could mean additional fines and suspensions. If you receive a Notice of Suspension from the DPS, call us immediately because deadlines to request a hearing are short
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What It Means If Your License Has Been Revoked

While Texas law limits most suspensions to no more than one year (with some exceptions), a revoked license means the indefinite removal of driving privileges according to Texas Transportation Code 521.312.
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Are You Eligible For Reinstatement

Eligibility requirements vary across cases and courts may order additional stipulations for drivers to maintain their restricted privileges. For example, someone convicted of a DWI may be required to install an ignition interlock that prevents the driver from operating a vehicle if alcohol is detected in their system.

 

Monthly supervision or regular check-ins may also be included. 
Common issues that may prevent a driver from being eligible for reinstatement include any driver who is behind on their child support payments, someone deemed medically unfit to drive, or any driver seeking restricted privileges for a commercial vehicle.

Clear My License is powered by Eutsler & de Leef Legal Group, Houston's best legal network dedicated to fixing license issues.

Clear My License is supported by Eutsler and de Leef Legal Group and specializes in handling DWI/DUI suspensions, ALR suspensions, License suspensions, and Occupational Licenses.

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