Driver's License Reinstatement & Expungement

Wheaton, Illinois, Criminal Law Attorney

Dealing With The Consequences of a Conviction

Have you lost your license because of a DUI conviction? Has a criminal record hindered your chances for employment or housing? There are things that you can do following a conviction to reduce to the adverse consequences to your life. To find out more about expungement and license reinstatement, contact the Law Offices of Salvatore C. Miglore and Associates, in Wheaton, Illinois.

Getting Your Illinois Drivers License Reinstated

After being convicted for a DUI or a traffic violation, Illinois residents will face a license suspension. If it is a first DUI and you qualify, if found guilty or plead guilty, you can get "supervision" in most cases. Usually, for subsequent convictions your license will be suspended for a longer periods of time.

Attorney Miglore will help you through the Illinois Secretary of State's hearing process. We will counsel you about what to say and the best possible strategies to get you a limited or reinstated drivers license. Understanding and preparing for the secretary of state hearing may make all the difference in the outcome of your CDL and drivers license reinstatement request.

Illinois Criminal Expungement

Some things can be expunged from your criminal record. Speak to us about whether or not your record can be expunged. We will represent you during the expungement hearing, filing all the necessary paperwork to ensure you meet the legal requirements.

In order for your record to be eligible for expungement, you must meet these two criteria.

• You completed the required waiting period for the charges against you on a supervision, Section 410 or 710 Probation
• Your case was dismissed, a court decided not to hear your case, you were acquitted (found not guilty), or your case resulted in a deferred disposition (supervision) 

Contact us to schedule a free initial consultation, and learn more about license reinstatement or a criminal expungement. We represent people throughout Illinois, including Naperville, Aurora, Illinois, Kane, and DuPage County.