(eWebWire.com) May 31, 2011 —
WORLD WIDE WEB, May 31, 2011 (FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE) —
A Common Sense, Legally Viable & Financially Practical Approach To Get Your License Back At Fraction Of The Cost(s) If You Are Serious.
Repeat offenders face license revocation upon conviction. The courts are no longer permitted to grant restricted licenses based upon any personal hardship that might be suffered. A person whose license is revoked must request reinstatement through the DLAD (Driver's License Appeal Division) after they have reached their eligibility date. To satisfy the DLAD, a person must provide and/or prove by clear and convincing evidence the following:
a) A positive alcohol evaluation,
b) Show that they have stopped using alcohol (Note: ANY use of alcohol for ANY reason is considered a relapse by DLAD.) COMPLETE abstinence is required for at least 6 consecutive months, and in many cases at least 12 consecutive months.
c) Successful completion of alcohol therapy (out-patient or in-patient),
d) Regular attendance at a support group such as Alcoholics Anonymous (Note: Often times, DLAD wants to see that a person has obtained an AA Sponsor. The DLAD hearing officers usually quiz on the 12 steps.)
e) Produce letters from family and friends showing a change in lifestyle and impact from being alcohol-free (we recommend five letters, including one from an AA sponsor), and;
f) Show a reason and need to drive.
At the hearing, you bear the burden of proof. You must prove, by clear and convincing evidence, all of the following:
(i) That your alcohol or substance abuse problem, if any, are under control and likely to remain under control.
(ii) That your risk of repeating past abusive behavior is a low or minimal risk.
(iii) That your risk of repeating the act of operating a motor vehicle while impaired by, or under the influence of, alcohol or controlled substances or a combination of alcohol and a controlled substance is a low or minimal risk.
Inpatient Alcohol and Drug Treatment is very costly. Even the best of the Insurance policies nowadays cover only a very limited amount of Inpatient alcohol or drug treatment, especially for repeat offenders. The most cost effective method to stretch your insurance dollars is to reside in a well monitored , strict, “zero” tolerance sober home that allows its residents to attend an intensive outpatient program. Structured Living LLC. does. We do house clients, who have chosen to seek treatment through the above said economically practically and legally permissible method, which is equally good as an IOP but saves you not hundreds but thousands of dollars.
For comparison’s sake, Monthly $495 modest charges for a [2 per room] accommodation include all utilities, cable TV, wireless internet, full service Kitchen(s), parking & laundry . All facilities are located in “clean” neighborhoods, on bus lines, with short ride(s) to IOP services, AA/NA meetings, schools, campus, work places and shopping.
Structured Living LLC is a personal subsidized “giveback” initiative, financed and managed by A Grateful Recovering Alcoholic. It Is Not State Funded Nor Does It Accept Donations Or Contributions And Thus Is In A Singularly Unique Position To Exercise An Independent, Uninterrupted, No Nonsense Policy With Court Friendly Rules. Established In 2006, this cause driven venture has rapidly grown to be a major provider of affordable & quality sober housing in the Midwest. With eight “gender specific” facilities in Ann Arbor, MI, its 63 beds extend supervised care to clients from treatment centers nationwide including Betty Ford Clinic CA, Hazelden & Mayo Clinic MN, Cleveland Clinic OH, La Hacienda TX, Wilderness Treatment MT, Caron PA, Nova WI, The Ranch TN, Dawn Farms, Sacred Heart, Brighton & Henry Ford Hospitals MI.
If you or a love one is facing the circumstances described above, Call 734-846-0966 or Visit www.soberooms.com.
You will be glad that you did!!
