Caught without a driver licence? We are here to give you the best result.

Your driver licence may be suspended if you:

• failed to pay a SPER fine
• have exceeded your demerit point limit
• have exceeded a speed limit of more than 40km/hour

If you drive a motor vehicle in Queensland while your licence is suspended due to the above reasons, you may be dealt with by a court for unlicensed driving.

Your driver’s licence may be disqualified if you are convicted in one of the following offences:

• drink driving
• drug driving
• dangerous driving
• A criminal offence involving the driving or using of a motor vehicle

If you drive a motor vehicle in Queensland when your driver licence is disqualified, you will be charged with disqualified driving.

If you are disqualified from driving due to unlicensed driving, you are not eligible for any special licences (work licence or special hardship order).

We firmly believe your driving privileges must be protected.

We sort through the complexity, penalties, and circumstances to give you the best possible option.

We explain everything to you, so you know what will happen from beginning to end, giving you peace of mind.

We make sure your case is heard in court as soon as possible, wasting less of your valuable time.

We give you constant updates, so you can stay informed throughout the entire process.

You can take advantage of our free initial consultation, tell us your story today!

We will contact you as soon as possible, your interests are our top priority.