If you need specific legal advice for your particular circumstances, I encourage you to privately consult with a lawyer. If you are charged with an offense and cannot afford to pay for your own defense, the court may appoint you an attorney payable at the public's expense. You have a right to counsel. I'd recommend you hire a lawyer in the state that currently has your license suspended. Assuming your current home honors their suspension, you will first need to undue their suspension through their procedures. In some situations, it's very simple; just fill out some forms and pay some money. However, in other situations, it may be very complicated and time-consuming. Every state is different; hence, it's really important you find an experienced attorney who handles license restoration issues in that state. In Michigan, for example, if it is not just a money issue, you would need to contest the issue through the Secretary of State and ultimately, at Circuit Court, if necessary. Michigan, however, does have legal mechanisms in-place that allow people to potentially get their license back after a suspension.
Answered on Sep 18th, 2014 at 8:50 AM