Miami No Driver License Ticket Attorney

If you received a ticket for no valid valid driver license (NVDL), it is not like a regular traffic ticket for a moving violation. It is a criminal charge, and it is serious. It is classified as a second degree misdemeanor. That means that you could be facing up to 60 days in jail if you are convicted. However, our attorney has a lot of experience defended no driver license charges.

If you were stopped driving in Florida, you are in violation of Florida Statute 322.03(1). F.S. 322.03 reads in part: 

(1) Except as otherwise authorized in this chapter, a person may not drive any motor vehicle upon a highway in this state unless such person has a valid driver’s license issued under this chapter. 

If you are charged with NVDL the State only needs to prove that you were driving and that you did not have a valid license at the time. However, there are several defenses that can be raised. If you received a traffic ticket for driving with no driver license you should call us as soon as possible.

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 "I have been practicing law in the area of traffic ticket defense for over ten years. I have defended thousand of clients in Miami and the surrounding areas. Let me defend your traffic ticket." Alexander B. Ramey, Traffic Ticket Attorney