Massachusetts Registry Hearings (RMV)

Your learner’s permit/ license or right to operate can be suspended or revoked due to a traffic offense of Operating under the influence of Alcohol (OUI/DUI).  If your license is suspended because of OUI/DUI charges, you may have to attend a Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicle (RMV) hearing to get your driver license to reinstate.  It is not an easy task to get your license reinstated.  The requirements to reinstate your license may vary depending on the type of suspension.  RMV Hearing Officers may impose variety of conditions to reinstate your driving license.

For instance, in order to get your license back you have to complete the state-approved alcohol program.  In some cases, to obtain a hardship license (also referred to as a Cinderella license, restricted license, work license, or limited use license) you have to produce your employment details, place of employment, work schedule and also an explanation as to why you have to drive.  Therefore, it is critical that an experienced Massachusetts OUI/DUI defense attorney assist you at a Registry Hearing and help you prepare for a RMV hearing.

Why Do You Need A License To Drive In Massachusetts?

Not having a driving license cripples life in Massachusetts. If you don’t have a driver’s license in Massachusetts, your life may be thrown into chaos.  Reaching workplace, dropping and picking up children, moving around for purchase of essentials, and in short all the daily activities are thoroughly restricted. Dependence on friends and co-workers may lead to unnecessary hassles.

An experienced SRIS Law Group Massachusetts OUI/DUI attorney can help you get your life back on track by getting your driver’s license back at a Registry Hearing.  This may be your first time at a Registry hearing, but we have successfully assisted several people like you and know how to go about a Registry Hearing.

We have offices in Boston & Cambridge to better assist you.