LOS ANGELES SUSPENDED LICENSE
WERE YOU ARRESTED FOR DRIVING ON A SUSPENDED LICENSE?
DO YOU WANT YOUR CALIFORNIA DRIVER’S LICENSE REINSTATED?
WE CAN HELP
Jerod Gunsberg, Los Angeles Cirminal Defense Attorney

If your California driver’s license has been suspended, we can help you get it back.
If you are charged with driving with a suspended license, getting your driver’s license reinstated could keep you out of jail.
Your driver’s license may have been suspended for many reasons, perhaps you had too many traffic tickets that were never paid, or you failed to appear in traffic court, or you were convicted of a DUI and never completed your AB541 or SB38 classes.
Whatever the circumstances, getting your California driver’s license reinstated may be easier than you think. Often it just takes some help from an experienced criminal defense attorney to help you navigate the Los Angeles courts and the DMV so you can get finally be behind the wheel legally and without serving any time in jail.
We will provide you with a step by step plan of how we we will get your driver’s license reinstated and will help you through the process. Some of the services we offer in getting your driver’s license reinstated include:
- Legal representation in any proceeding concerning the suspension of your driver’s license or probation violation.
- Clearing any bench warrants before the courts
- Organizing unpaid court fines and fees
- If DUI classes were never completed, we will get you enrolled into an AB541 or SB38 class.
- Assistance in obtaining an SR-22
Even if you have an open case for driving on a suspended license under Vehicle Code 14601, 14601.1, 14601.2, 14601.3 or 14601.5 , we can help you get your license reinstated. But do not ignore it, the penalities for driving on a suspended California driver’s license are severe:
PUNISHMENT FOR DRIVING ON A SUSPENDED LICENSE UNDER VC 14601(a). For a first offense, the minimum penalty is 5 days in county jail and a $300 fine plus penalties assessments. The maximum penalty is six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. For a second offense within 5 years of the first offense, there is a minimum punishment of 10 days in jail and a $500 minimum fine plus penalty assessments and a maximum of one year in jail with a $2,000 fine plus penalty assessments.
PUNISHMENTS FOR DRIVING WHILE LICENSE IS SUSPENDED FOR DUI (VC 14601.2). For a first offense, a minimum of 10 days in county jail and a $300 fine and a maximum of six months in jail and $1,000 fine. For a second offense within 5 the first offense, the punishment is a minimum of 30 days in county jail with a $300 fine plus penalty assessments and the maximum is one year in county jail with a $2,000 fine plus penalty assessments.
One way to avoid these harsh penalties is to get your driving privilege reinstated.
Call The Law Offices of Jerod Gunsberg anytime at (310) 210-0744 to discuss your driver’s license reinstatement. The consultation is free.
