On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | May 19, 2020 | driving under suspension
One of the most important privileges enjoyed by Ohio adults is the right to drive. When a license is suspended, it affects a driver’s ability to shop, go to school, get to work and take kids where they need to go. It can be tempting to simply get behind the wheel and...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Jan 4, 2020 | driving under suspension
Having a suspended driver’s license means you cannot legally drive in Ohio. Either a court or the Bureau of Motor Vehicles took away your right to drive for some reason. You may or may not be aware when you have a suspended license. It depends on the...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Jul 18, 2019 | driving under suspension
All 50 states and the District of Columbia require individuals to possess a driver’s license before operating a motor vehicle. This requirement is in place to uphold the safety and well-being of the general public, as well as of the individual drivers...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Feb 25, 2019 | driving under suspension
A driver’s license is often more than a luxury. For many people in Ohio, it is necessary to maintain a job, to obtain food for oneself and one’s family and to access medical care. Even so, hundreds of thousands of people statewide have had their licenses...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Nov 18, 2018 | driving under suspension
Many people in Ohio might think that a driver has to do something extremely grievous in order to have their driver’s license suspended. Certainly, the suspension of a driver’s license may well be associated with a serious situation but there are also other...
by Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Sep 24, 2018 | driving under suspension
If you get your license suspended in Ohio, you are generally not allowed under any circumstances to drive a motor vehicle. There is a possibility that you could get limited driving privileges from the court in some situations. Generally, these limited privileges are...
