Indefinite DMV Imposed Suspension for Medical Seizure Eliminated

License Suspension Due to Physical or Mental Disqualification Attorneys

One common cause of a Motor Vehicle Commission imposed driver’s license suspension in New Jersey involves suspensions based on a physical or mental disqualifications. Specifically, the New Jersey DMV has the authority, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 13:19-5.1 and N.J.A.C. 13:19-5.2, to suspend or revoke a driver’s license and registration in various scenarios where the driver in question demonstrates a physical or mental disqualification. Recently, or firm assisted a client who was facing an indefinite suspension based on an alleged seizure my client had suffered. By law, doctors and physicians are required to report those types of incidents where a New Jersey driver experiences recurrent seizures, recurrent periods of impaired consciousness or impairment or loss of motor coordination. Seizures are one of the most common causes for these “Physical or Mental Disqualifications” of your New Jersey driving privileges.

If you have received a Notice of Suspension from New Jersey DMV indicating that your driving privileges will be revoked indefinitely, you should contact an experienced Motor Vehicle Hearing Attorney. Our firm has years of experience dealing with New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (aka DMV) and have obtained countless positive results for our clients. Call 1-877-450-8301 today and find out how we can help you reduce or eliminate you proposed license suspension.

Indefinite License Suspension Lifted For Immediate Restoration in Trenton, NJ

A distressed family member reached out to me regarding her mother’s recent license issue with DMV. Unbeknownst to them, her mother’s self-reported issue of “lapses in memory” to her doctor triggered a Scheduled Notice of Suspension because of the doctor’s duty to report such issues. I advised them that while suspension had already begun and was listed as “indefinite”, all hope was not lost. I coordinated for them to visit with a Neurologist, whereby we could establish a defense to DMV’s case that my client was subject to “seizures” and other “loses of impairment”. We analyzed these reports alongside the Neurological Disorder Committee representatives own opinions. Through convincing discourse and evidentiary production of my clients more recent evaluations, I was able to convince DMV to reverse the imposed indefinite suspension in favor of an immediate restoration contingent on bi-annual medical reporting for a period of two years. My client and her family were ecstatic with the news that she would be driving for the holidays.

N.J.A.C. 13:19–5.1 Lawyer

Satisfaction of physical qualifications

Any person 16 years of age or older who suffers or who has suffered from recurrent convulsive seizures, recurrent periods of impaired consciousness, or from impairment or loss of motor coordination due to conditions such as, but not limited to, epilepsy, in any of its forms, shall, as a prerequisite to the issuance of a learner’s permit or driver’s license, renewal of a driver’s license, or retention of a driver’s license, establish to the satisfaction of the Chief Administrator that he or she has been free from recurrent convulsive seizures, recurrent periods of impaired consciousness, or from impairment or loss of motor coordination for a period of six months with or without medication and that he or she is physically qualified to operate a motor vehicle.

For a complimentary consultation on your Motor Vehicle Commission license issues, contact 1-877-450-8301 today. We have the experience and qualifications required to handle your matter.

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