This is Don, your Harvard lawyer coming at you again.

Do you know how many points are on your driver’s license?

The Michigan Secretary-of-State adds points to your driver’s license if:

• you are guilty of a traffic violation, such as speeding, failing to merge, etc., or
• you commit a criminal offense involving a motor vehicle, such as drunk driving.

I represent represent clients in all of Michigan’s 83 counties; I can help you understand how many points will added to your driver’s license.

Some of the areas where we can help you include:

• Reckless Driving
• OWI, DUI, or any drunk-driving related offense
• Open-Alcohol-Container Violations
• Leaving the Scene of an Accident
• Manslaughter
• Underage Transportation of Alcohol

How do you get points on your license? Well, for example, you get

• 2 points – for driving 10 miles over the speed limit, refusing a PBT, or driving with an open container of alcohol
• 3 points – for a bunch of stuff, most commonly for speeding 11-15 mph over the limit
• 4 points – for example, being convicted of OWVI or driving 16 mph over the speed limit
• 6 points – for serious charges, such as DUI, refusing a chemical test, fleeing police, etc.

When you reach 12 points, the SOS will reexamine, and may suspend, your driver’s license

Call me now at (616) 389-4960 or contact me at [email protected] if you want to be effectively represented by experienced legal counsel. I can help you provide an effective defense against any charge, including a driver’s-license suspension. Adding points to your driver’s license can result in your license being suspended. Contact me now for a free evaluation of your case.