In Ohio, and its surrounding areas, most people probably consider driving to be a necessity; therefore, attempting to live with the consequences of serious traffic violations can create a lot of hardships. Such was the case for a man in Montgomery, whose prior driving history caused him to accumulate 12-points on his license and the loss of his driving privileges. Because his profession as the owner-operator of a tree trimming service required him to drive between job sites, the man continued driving in order to make ends meet. Eventually, police officers pulled him over again and charged him with driving under a suspended driver license. This put the man in a very precarious legal position because if convicted, the penalties for driving with a suspended driver license include a mandatory three-day jail sentence. The man knew that his business would not survive if he was incarcerated for any length of time and searched for experienced Ohio traffic attorneys and came to Luftman, Heck & Associates.
The capable Montgomery traffic lawyer Bradley J. Groene reviewed the man’s case and zealously represented his client, advising him on how to proceed. Under his attorney’s direction, the man was able to restore his work-related driving privileges and used his client’s updated status during negotiations with the prosecutor. This proved to be very effective and the prosecution agreed to reduce the man’s driving with a suspended driver license charge to a lesser offense that would not include any time behind bars. In the end, and due to attorney Groene’s adept representation, the man was pleased to simply pay a fine for his infraction, allowing him to earn a living without hindrance.
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