Real Help After A Driver’s License Suspension

If you were charged with DUI/DWI or refused a breath test, it may be possible to be eligible for a conditional hardship license that will allow you to get to and from work during the time that your driver’s license is suspended. This can be highly beneficial to your life – you can continue going to work while you are facing this serious criminal matter.

Comerford & Saccoccio has more than 30 years of combined criminal defense experience. We are dedicated to protecting the rights of people in Providence and throughout Rhode Island who are at risk of losing their driving privileges. Find out more information about conditional hardship licenses by calling us at 401-354-7256 or toll free at 877-417-3521.

Am I Eligible For A Hardship License?

To be eligible for a conditional hardship license, you must:

• Be facing only a first or second DUI offense or a first breath test refusal
• Have an ignition interlock device installed in your vehicle

A hardship license can be granted after a hearing. Our defense lawyers can represent you at the hardship driver’s license hearing, where you will be asked many questions about your employment. You will be required to provide information such as:

• The times you travel to and from work
• Your work schedule
• Your employment history
• Your employer’s name and address

Our attorneys offer highly experienced representation in driver’s license hearings and can effectively argue for you to be granted a conditional hardship driver’s license. Additionally, we represent people who have been charged with driving on a suspended license, either due to noncompliance with conditional hardship licensing or other matters

Questions? Call Us For A Free Initial Consultation

Please contact our firm at 401-944-1600 to schedule a free initial consultation with attorneys David Comerford and Frank Saccoccio.