Driving on a suspended license is a criminal offense in Florida — not just a traffic ticket. Attorney Tyler Williams works to resolve the suspension and limit your criminal exposure.
Driving on a suspended license is a criminal offense in Florida, not just a traffic infraction. Under Florida Statute 322.34, a first offense is a second-degree misdemeanor. A second offense is a first-degree misdemeanor. A third or subsequent offense is a third-degree felony — and three convictions can result in a five-year habitual traffic offender designation that revokes your license entirely.
I work to resolve the underlying reason for the suspension (unpaid fines, failure to appear, child support), limit your criminal exposure, and get you back on the road legally.
First offense: second-degree misdemeanor. Second: first-degree misdemeanor. Third: third-degree felony, plus possible habitual traffic offender revocation.
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