License Suspension

Denton Attorneys Helping You Save Your Driver’s License

There are many reasons why the State of Texas may suspend, revoke, disqualify or cancel the driving privileges of Texas drivers. These may include drunk driving (DWI/DUI), drug charges, evading arrest in a vehicle and many other criminal charges. Whatever the reason, the consequences are serious – having your driver’s license suspended can keep you from legally driving to school, work, the grocery store or doctor appointments. The prospect of losing your driver’s license is frightening, but the Denton, Texas, law offices of Boswell & Moore can help.

Our law firm exclusively handles Texas criminal law and related matters. We represent clients at administrative (ALR) hearings before the State Office of Administrative Hearings and in licensing matters before the Texas state courts.

Act Now to Save Your License

Under Texas law, you have 15 days from the date of a DWI arrest to request an ALR hearing. If you do not request a hearing before this time runs out, your license may be suspended. Boswell & Moore has the capacity to act quickly, being mindful of that short 15-day deadline. Our attorneys work closely with you, making sure your questions are answered and your needs are met, ensuring that you receive the quality representation you deserve.

Can I Get an Occupational License?

There are ways to maintain your driving privileges while your criminal DWI case is pending. If your license has been suspended or revoked, you may be able to obtain an occupational license – a special restricted license that lets you use your personal vehicle to get to work, school or to perform essential household duties. Occupational licenses are effective tools to help people maintain their lifestyle with as few interruptions as possible, and allow travel to places where walking, biking or public transportation may not be viable options.

Contact Us to Fight Your Driver’s License Suspension

To discuss your driver’s license suspension concerns with experienced attorneys who can help, call Boswell & Moore at 940-382-4711 or toll-free at 1-800-9CRIMLAW. You can also contact us online. We offer free and confidential initial consultations. Visa and MasterCard are accepted. For your convenience, evening and weekend hours are available by appointment.