A DUI is really two cases at once, one in the criminal court and one at the DMV over your driver's license. The DMV clock starts the day of your arrest, so acting quickly matters.
A DUI arrest sets off two separate matters. The criminal case moves through the courts, from arraignment to resolution or trial. A separate DMV proceeding decides whether your license is suspended. They run on different tracks, with different deadlines, and both affect your record and your ability to drive.
From the first court date through the DMV hearing and, if it comes to it, trial.
Your case is handled by an attorney with more than thirty-five jury trials, including DUI, so if your case needs to be fought, it will be.
We obtain your file and read it. We request your Department of Motor Vehicles hearing and represent you at it. We look for what is wrong with the case against you, on the court side and at the license side both, and we file the motions your case needs. You will know what your case costs before you pay anything, and nothing else gets spent without your approval.