An occupational driver's license is a restricted license which, in certain circumstances, can be obtained by individuals who have had their regular driver's license suspended due to a DWI or other offense. This type of driver's license allows an individual to use his or her non-commercial vehicle for the purpose of getting to and from work, for school-related activities and during the performance of essential household tasks. Occupational licenses will not generally be granted to commercial drivers whose driving privileges have been suspended or revoked. A waiting period will be enforced for those individuals whose license was suspended as a result of a DWI conviction or an alcohol-related offense, so it is advised that you seek legal counsel at once.
Losing the right to drive can have a devastating effect on a person's personal life, as well as his or her family and work. If you are wondering whether you meet the qualifications necessary to obtain an occupational driver's license, Douglas W. Atkinson, Attorney at Law may be able to help. There are many complexities involved in the process of an occupational driver's license. Having a skilled DWI attorney on your side will give you a significant advantage when seeking petition approval from the court and the Texas Department of Public Safety. Attorney Atkinson is well aware of the qualifications which must be met and is committed to doing everything he can to help you smoothly navigate the process so that you can obtain the most positive results. To find out if you may be eligible to receive an occupational driver's license, or to get the petition process started, contact a Montgomery County DWI attorney at his firm now. With so much at stake, you owe it to yourself to have a steadfast advocate fighting on your behalf.
