A Special Hardship Licence is technically known as a Special Hardship Order. A Special Hardship Order application can be made to a court and it is an order that authorises a person to continue to drive a motor vehicle under a Queensland driver licence in certain stated circumstances. When making a Special Hardship Order application, its not a given that you will be granted one by a Magistrate, you need to meet certain conditions. This is why it is essential that you appoint a specialist traffic lawyer to represent you in court. GC Traffic Lawyers have years of experience in making a Special Hardship Order application and we have a 100% track record in obtaining them.
In what cases can I make a Special Hardship Order application?
You may be eligible for a Special Hardship Licence in the following cases where you face losing your licence:
You have been charged with driving more than 40km’s over the speed limit and you have therefore committed a ‘High Speed Offence’
You have accumulated too many demerit points
You need your licence to either fulfil your employment duties or to get to and from your place of work or study, or for some other special reason
You will however need to demonstrate to a Magistrate that losing your licence will cause you and your family extreme hardship by depriving you of your means to earn or living or for some other reason. This is where GC Traffic Lawyers can help. With our many years of experience in dealing with every case imaginable, we know what sort of justifications are going to get you a positive outcome. We can manage your Special Hardship Order application from start to finish, dotting the ‘i’s’ and crossing the ‘t’s’ so that nothing is left to chance.
Our service is therefore a small price to pay to avoid losing your licence and having your lifestyle destroyed. There is also no risk to you to use our service. We offer a free initial consultation where we agree the outcome up front and if we don’t get that outcome for you, you get your money back, no questions asked. Give GC Traffic Lawyers a call now on 07 5528 6665 to see if you are eligible for a Special Hardship Licence.
