1 800 DUI LAWS FAQ

 A. Yes. Contact DUI Laws directly at 818-884-8075 so that we may find another attorney to represent you. Our only goal is that you be completely satisfied with the level of representation you receive for a DUI, DWI, OUI, OWI, or related drunk driving charge.

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Q. What if there is no member attorney in my area?

 A. Call 1 800 DUI LAWS and we’ll immediately find a DUI or DWI attorney in your area.

Q. Will I be charged to speak to a lawyer about my case?

 A. No. Your initial consultation is free, and there is no obligation.

Q. How do I know if I can fight my case?

 A. Click HERE to take the Fight Your Case Quiz.

Q. How long will it take to settle my case?

 A. No two cases are alike, and the length of time it takes to resolve a DUI arrest depends upon many factors. Depending upon whether it is a misdemeanor or a felony, a first offense or multiple offense, whether any enhancements are involved that can escalate the punishment, whether the goals are a negotiated settlement or trial, whether blood or urine samples must be independently retested, all of these factors and many more can impact the length of time needed to resolve a DUI case.

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Q. Will I have to go to court?

 A. One of the benefits to hiring a DUI lawyer to represent you is that in many states, the lawyer can go to court for you. This means that in many instances, you can go about your normal schedule, and only go to court if the case actually goes to trial. A DUI lawyer should do many things for you, including bring you peace of mind and make your life as normal as possible during a pending DUI or drunk driving case.

Don't delay; your rights are at stake, including your ability to drive. Click here to find a lawyer in your area that can help save your license and your freedom.

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Q. Will I lose my driver’s license?

 A. Not necessarily. Contact a DUI Laws lawyer ASAP to save your driver’s license. PLEASE ACT QUICKLY, since time is limited to contact your state’s motor vehicles department to request a hearing and save your license.

Q. What if it’s been longer than 10 days since my drunk driving arrest? Can I still file for a DMV hearing?

 A. Yes. Discuss this issue with your DUI Laws attorney today! It may not be too late. Depending on the circumstances of your case and your life, a late hearing request may be granted.

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Q. What if I cannot afford to pay the retainer fee for my drunk driving case?

 A. Our member DUI and DWI attorneys work independently and offer various financing plans. Ask your DUI Laws attorney what your options are.

Q. I was just arrested for drunk driving. Will my insurance company cancel my auto insurance policy now?

 A. Not usually. In America, a fundamental concept in our justice system is that people are innocent until proven guilty. That means that while your case is pending, before there is a DUI conviction, your insurance company should not cancel you. Sometimes, it may become necessary for a lawyer to explain that to an insurance adjuster. If you or someone you care about is facing a criminal charge following a DUI arrest, contact one of our DUI lawyers right away for help.

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Q. How do I apply for a DMV hearing?

 A. Your DUI Laws attorney can assist in filing the necessary documents to request a DMV hearing.

Q. The court has ordered me to install an ignition interlock system. Where do I get one?

 A. Click HERE to find a local authorized ignition interlock installer.

Q. I didn’t find 1800 DUI LAWS until it was too late, and I’ve already pled guilty to DUI. Do you have any resources available to help someone that has been convicted of driving under the influence?

 A. Yes, we do. Click HERE to go to links related to insurance companies, alcohol education programs, AA, ignition interlock devices, and other resources to help those who found us after it was too late.