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http://www.richardsonlawoffices.com Driving on a suspended license can become a very serious problem in New Jersey, especially if you do it more than once. Convictions for this offense never go off your driving record, and the penalties for each one are increasingly severe:

First Offense: $500 fine
Second Offense: $750 fine and 0-5 days in jail
Third or Subsequent Offense: $1,000 fine and 10 days in jail!

Each offense also carries a potential additional license suspension of up to 180 days and a $250/year surcharge for three years. If you are driving on a license suspended due to a DWI conviction, it is even worse!

The good news is that most people can resolve these tickets relatively painlessly. Most of the cases I deal with are people that received the ticket because:

They never paid the fee to have their license restored after a period of suspension

Their license was suspended by the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission for failure to pay fines or surcharges, appear in court on another unrelated ticket, or reinstate an insurance policy.

They didn't know it had been suspended

In those circumstances where a driver's license is restorable, the traffic courts on the whole will agree to downgrade the ticket to Failure to Produce a Driver's License upon demand or out-and-out dismiss it, if the license is restored.

If you have received a ticket for driving while suspended while driving through southern New Jersey, please call my office at 856-432-4113 or contact me through this site to schedule a consultation to discuss your options.