Did you get pulled over for driving on a revoked license? If you had a revoked license because of an OWI (driving while under the influence) and were driving without an occupational license, you might be surprised that you are facing a criminal charge.
If your case is a criminal case and you fail to appear at the initial court appearance, a warrant will be issued for your arrest. Operating After Revocation (OAR)s can come with some harsh penalties.
If you hire an experienced Milwaukee criminal defense lawyer like Attorney John Bayer to fight your ticket, many of these punishments, including jail time, can be avoided or mitigated.
Contact the Bayer Law Offices today at (414)-939-9650 to schedule a consultation.
While license suspension and license revocation are often used interchangeably, they actually carry different penalties. License suspension means that an individual loses their right to drive for a certain period of time. In Wisconsin, this will depend upon the type of license you hold and the number of points you have. While revocation means the individual loses their license completely. In cases of habitual OWI related offenses, an individual could receive a permanent revocation of their license.
Wisconsin does allow individuals to apply for reinstatement of their license following a revocation or suspension, as long as the requirements are met.
In some instances, operating after revocation is not a criminal case so it is important to call an attorney.
Our firm represents clients in Milwaukee, Waukesha, Ozaukee, Kenosha, Racine, Walworth, Rock, Sheboygan, Washington, and Jefferson Counties.
Contact Bayer Law Offices today to schedule a consultation with our Milwaukee lawyer.
Did you get pulled over for driving on a revoked license? If you had a revoked license because of an OWI (driving while under the influence) and were driving without an occupational license, you might be surprised that you are facing a criminal charge.
If your case is a criminal case and you fail to appear at the initial court appearance, a warrant will be issued for your arrest. Operating After Revocation (OAR)s can come with some harsh penalties.
If you hire an experienced Milwaukee criminal defense lawyer like Attorney John Bayer to fight your ticket, many of these punishments, including jail time, can be avoided or mitigated.
Contact the Bayer Law Offices today at (414)-939-9650 to schedule a consultation.
While license suspension and license revocation are often used interchangeably, they actually carry different penalties. License suspension means that an individual loses their right to drive for a certain period of time. In Wisconsin, this will depend upon the type of license you hold and the number of points you have. While revocation means the individual loses their license completely. In cases of habitual OWI related offenses, an individual could receive a permanent revocation of their license.
Wisconsin does allow individuals to apply for reinstatement of their license following a revocation or suspension, as long as the requirements are met.
In some instances, operating after revocation is not a criminal case so it is important to call an attorney.
Our firm represents clients in Milwaukee, Waukesha, Ozaukee, Kenosha, Racine, Walworth, Rock, Sheboygan, Washington, and Jefferson Counties.
Contact Bayer Law Offices today to schedule a consultation with our Milwaukee lawyer.
"I was stopped for 20 over in a 30mph zone - a 6 point $149ticket. Attorney John Bayer had an affordable price and guaranteed that he could get it reduced to a 2 point defective speedometer ticket. All it took was a 5 minute phone call conversation to finalize things. He was able to attend court for me and he was able to get my ticket reduced to a 2 point parking violation. John is very friendly and made this process as easy as possible. I am beyond grateful for the outcome and I will be recommending him to everyone I know in the future."
"I was facing a fair amount of time as a guest of the state at the graybar hotel. Atty Bayer fought the good fight for me. He found a potential loophole in the law that he felt could get the charge against me dropped. The judge did not interpret the law the way Atty Bayer did, so unfortunately I lost the case. But because of the fight Atty Bayer put up, combined with other contributing factors of my case, I only got 1 year as a guest of the state. Not bad for a 6th offense, in Milwaukee county. I swear by Atty Bayer. He is a great attorney, & a really compassionate & kind man."
"Honestly one of he easiest interactions I’ve ever had with a lawyer. They stepped up handled my speeding tickets and anxiety about it no problem. Everything was handled in one call, they updated me through the whole process. Make them your first call for any kind of traffic trouble."
When confronted with an OWI charge or criminal charges, the situation can feel daunting and overwhelming. We are here to help you shape your path to a better outcome.
