Suspended or Revoked License 

If you have a suspended or revoked license in North Carolina there are new options available to obtain a limited driving privilege. Having a revoked license is like being in a hole. Rule #1 when stuck in a hole- Stop Digging. Simply paying off tickets or continuing to drive and accumulating new tickets may result in a permanent revocation. Paying off a ticket or pleading guilty to a moving violation while suspended tacks on an additional year of revocation. 

Pleading guilty to “Driving While License Revoked” (DWLR) can also result in a large fine, 120 days in jail, and a criminal conviction of up to a Class 1 misdemeanor. After 3 moving violations while revoked you become permanently revoked in NC, which means you will not be eligible for a DMV hearing for 3 years.

Upon hiring Witt Law Firm, an experienced attorney will run an official statewide DMV history in addition to contacting the DMV to develop a plan to restore your driving privileges. Let’s face it- not having a license can severely reduce your earning potential. We have helped numerous clients obtain a license for the first time or restore privileges that have been suspended for years.          

​We ony practice in Mecklenburg County and Union County, but if you have tickets throughout North Carolina or across the country let us take the lead in coordinating with other attorneys to get you eligible for restoration.

Revoked license options
1.  A motion for appropriate relief.
2.  Striking a failure to appear.
3.  Requesting a DMV  hearing.
4.  Requesting a limited driving privilege.