It is a common misconception is that you are entitled to a so-called "work" or "hardship" license. This is not the case.

You may be able to request one before your suspension period ends. Contact an attorney from BELLOTTI LAW GROUP, and we will assist you in preparing the right paperwork before going to the RMV/DMV to ask for a work or hardship license. Moreover, the laws regarding eligibility for these kinds of licenses can be complicated, particularly where breath test suspensions are involved. Our attorneys will determine whether you are even eligible for a work or hardship license before you go to the RMV.

Moreover, it is critical to make the right decisions and maximize your eligibility and need for these 12-hour licenses, which are issued through the discretion of the hearing officers at the RMV. Issues such as public transportation often come up during these hearings, and if you are unprepared you may have to come back at another time with additional information or paperwork.

Contact BELLOTTI LAW GROUP today to discuss your licensing issue. We offer free telephone consultations. Be sure to have any paperwork ready when you call. Contact us today!