D-6 Suspension Attorneys Serving Sarasota, Tampa, Charlotte, Pinellas, Polk, and Hillsborough Counties
Florida License Suspension Lawyers
In Florida, many license suspensions are referred to as D-6 suspensions. A license suspension will often occur from a person’s failure to appear for a court date or his or her failure to pay a traffic ticket or fine. Rather than issuing a warrant for your arrest, a judge may instead decide to suspend, or “D-6”, your license. Your license will then only be able to be reinstated after appearing in court and getting an order from the judge who issued the D-6 suspension.
Located on Florida’s west coast, the Tampa and Sarasota criminal defense attorneys at Finebloom & Haenel, P.A. have extensive experience in defending D-6 license suspension cases. With our experience comes our ability to reach a successful outcome for your specific case. When you work with a D-6 suspension attorney at Finebloom & Haenel, you will receive the treatment that you deserve. You will be treated with respect and given personal attention throughout the entire process. Our attorneys are dedicated to helping Florida residents in Tampa, Sarasota, Hillsborough, Charlotte County, Polk County, Bradenton County and Pinellas County.
D-6 Suspensions and Florida Law
Florida is one of the strictest states in the U.S. when it comes to license suspension laws. In Florida, your unpaid traffic ticket may turn into a criminal offense, and your failure to appear in court could lead to a D-6 suspension. Driving without a license is yet another criminal offense that could stem from this small and seemingly unimportant traffic ticket. In some cases, a bench warrant may even be issued, although a D-6 suspension may be used in lieu of a warrant.
Only a skilled lawyer can advise you as to what you should do if you have a D-6 suspension issued against you. You must be sure to take the right steps to getting your license reinstated so you can drive again.
Do you have a Tampa or Sarasota D-6 suspension? Contact our warrant law firm today! |