Aggressive DUI Help

Need immediate DUI help?  If you've just been pulled over and arrested for a DUI or drunk driving related offense there are a lot of things you need to be aware of.  

First, just know that you CAN discuss your case free of charge with one of our aggressive DUI lawyers at no cost or obligation to you.  This is the very least you should do if you need DUI help.  Fill out the quick and easy form below (takes 1 minute 27 seconds) to get connected to one of our aggressive DUI lawyers who'll give you honest advice about your situation at no cost to you.

If you're really serious about getting help with your DUI there's no reason not to take 1 minute and fill out the form below.  Just explain your situation and someone will get right back to you with specific help  for your DUI.  We've gone out of our way to help you; see what our elite team of DUI lawyers can do for you within just a few minutes.

After you've gotten some help with your DUI from 1 of our aggressive DUI lawyers you'll want to do what we call, "damage control" on your record.  That means taking steps to ensure that the DUI doesn't stick to your record for the rest of your life.

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Contact DMV and request a hearing within the specified amount of time (usually between 7-10 days depending on the state) to try and save your drivers license.

The time limit is calculated from the issue date of the temporary driver license or order of revocation which is usually the day of your arrest.

If you are out of state, or hold an out of state license that state's DMV will still take action against your license.

This temporary driver license (paper one the cop gave you) is valid for only a few days from the issue date unless you request a DMV hearing. If your DMV hearing is requested the motor vehicles will "stay"" your suspension and your temporary license will be extended until the hearing is complete.

Don't get the DMV hearing and the court appearance confused.  The outcome of one almost never affects the outcome of the other.

In the DMV hearing, the hearing officer will decide on certain issues:

1. Whether the police officer had a legal reason to stop you;
2. Whether the police officer had a legal reason to arrest you; and,
3. Whether or not the blood, breath, or urine result/test is reliable enough to suspend your license.

If you are accused of refusing the test, the hearing officer has to determine whether or not you were fully advised of the law

(In this DMV hearing you don't have the right to use an appointed lawyer, it is a civil matter so you'll need to bring your own.  Most cases end in you losing your license.  Thats just how the "system" works.)

The DUI Process Manual below is a step-by-step A to Z everything you need to be concerned with if you've got a DUI.  Even if you've had the DUI for some time and are worried about removing it from your record.  It covers getting your drivers license back, SR-22 insurance and all other types of DUI help.