Our Attorneys can help you if you have received a letter from DMV for having too many points.
Negligent Operator Suspension
California Negligent Operator Driver License Suspension or Revocation

Once you are licensed to drive in California, If you start accumulating too
many tickets for moving violations, which count as 1 or 2 points, according
to the Department of Motor Vehicles you may be considered a negligent
operator and lose your driver license.

Most driving offenses, such as hit and run, reckless driving, and driving
under the influence, are designated as 2 points and will remain on your
record for 7 years from the violation date. Most other offenses are
designated as 1 point and will remain on your record for 3 years from the
violation date. Any "at fault" accident is normally counted as 1 point.

You will be considered a negligent operator if your driving record shows any
of the following point count totals:
            4 points in 12 months, or
            6 points in 24 months, or
            8 points in 36 months  

The total number of points can include tickets or accidents from outside the
state of California.  We have represented hundreds at DMV hearings and
win virtually every negligent operator suspension hearing we do, including
violations of probation.  We recognize that you may have a critical need to
drive and can request a hearing for you and represent you at the DMV.

Recently, we were successful in saving a client’s license even though he had
more than 5 points in 12 months.  Call us now to discuss your specific case.

We can answer all your questions such as Can I obtain a work permit?  Can
I save my job?  What about school and medical appointments?  What if I
drive more miles than the average person, shouldn't I be treated differently?
BURBANK CRIMINAL DEFENSE
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2600 West Olive Avenue
Burbank California 91505
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