Child Support License Revocation

Working to Preserve Your Driving Privileges

People who fall behind on their child support payments can have their drivers license suspended under Florida law. If you are stopped and the officer discovers that you are driving on a suspended license, you could be looking at serious penalties including significant fines and jail time. Be sure that you have an experienced defense lawyer who can help to keep you out of jail and work to preserve your right to drive. Click here for more details

Resolving Child Support Arrearages

In many cases, the driving under suspension charge can be dropped if the child support issues can be resolved. Depending on the amount you are behind, it is possible to negotiate a repayment plan that involves the payment of a lump sum, also referred to as a purge amount, up front for a portion of the arrearages and an Automatic Deduction Order to repay the remainder through regular payroll deductions. Click here for more details