Michigan Driver License Restoration

A Driver License Restoration hearing at the Michigan Secretary of State's (SOS) Administrative Hearing Section (formerly known as the Driver Assessment and Appeals Division (DAAD or DLAD)) can be very complicated. A single misstep can cost both time and money. If a Driver License Restoration appeal is not successful the petitioner must wait at least an additional year before the next hearing. The Michigan Secretary of State's hearing officers are lawyers and they expect that the petitioner and his or her lawyer knows the law and the rules that govern the Drivers License Restoration process. The hearing officers are required to hold a petitioner to a high legal standard and will not grant a driver's license if the case is not proved through competent evidence. It is important to have an experienced attorney to guide you through this process. Daniel Larin and has represented hundreds of driver license restoration clients before the DAAD, in Circuit Court and at Secretary of State's Driver Assessment hearings and has been able to successfully have their driving privileges restored.

If your driver's license has been revoked, suspended or denied, you may be eligible to appeal to the Michigan Secretary of State's Administrative Hearing Section also known as the Driver Assessment and Appeal Division, the Driver License Appeal Division or DLAD or to the Circuit Court for full or restricted driving privileges. If your driver's license has been suspended or revoked for too many points, for an implied consent violation (for refusing the breath test) or because you were convicted of a crime, you may be eligible to appeal for driving privileges to the Circuit Court where you can be granted full or restricted driving privileges. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Daniel Larin, he can help you make a successful appeal for a driver's license.

If you have received an Order of Reinstatement you must address it quickly.  Contact Daniel Larin to discuss your options.  Driving privileges can often be restored.

You will receive expert advice at every step and we will personally represent you in either court or before the Secretary of State's Driver Assessment and Appeals Division. You will be guided through the license restoration process, creating a comprehensive packet of evidence that can be the difference between getting back on the road or waiting another year.

I want to help you get your driver's license restored so you can resume your life the way it was before the incident. I am committed to helping you reach the goal of being on the road again.