Georgia DUI Defense Attorney, Joe Kunes
| Firm Name: | KUNES LAW OFFICE |
| Address: | 230 E. 2nd St. Tifton, GA 31793 |
| Office #: | 1-800-DUI-LAWS (1-800-384-5297) |
| E-Mail: | Georgia DUI Attorney Joe Kunes |
Georgia DUI Defense Attorney Joe Kunes graduated from the University of Georgia in 1969 and Law School in 1972. He was Admitted to the Georgia Bar in 1972 and the Florida Bar in 1973. He has been a guest speaker before law enforcement agencies, local civic clubs, and multiple appearances as a program speaker for the Georgia Institute of Continuing Legal Education on DUI laws.
Professional Memberships and Associations
- Tifton Bar Association State Bar of Georgia
- Georgia Trial Lawyers Association State Bar of Florida
- American Trial Lawyers Association
- National Association of Criminal Defense Attorney’s
- Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Attorney’s
- Georgia Defense of Drinking Drivers (D.O.D.D.)
Why should you hire me?
"I have successfully represented hundreds of persons charged with DUI and obtained dismissals, acquittals, and/or reductions in charges for over 32 years in at least 24 counties all over South Georgia. I have the experience you need to win your case. While I’ve handled hundreds of cases in the past, I will treat yours like it’s my only case. Call me at 1.800.DUI.LAWS for a FREE consultation."
Georgia Court Information and Locations
Mr. Kunes is admitted to practice in all Georgia State and Federal Courts.
Georgia DUI Defense Attorney Joe Kunes most frequently practices law in the following counties: Tift, Worth, Dougherty, Irwin, Turner, Cook, Berrien, Colquitt, and Ben Hill.
Supreme
Court of Georgia - The Supreme Court of Georgia's
primary role is to decide cases appealed to it from
the lower courts. Council
of Juvenile Court Judges of Georgia - The Council
of Juvenile Court Judges of Georgia was established
in 1982 by OCGA 15-11-19 to provide to juvenile
courts through legal research services, legislative
tracking, and specialized programs to assist in
protecting the best interest of children and the
state. Court
of Appeals of Georgia - The Court of Appeals of
Georgia was established in 1906, Ga. Laws, p.24, by
an amendment to the State Constitution submitted to
the electorate to provide for the establishment of a
Court of Appeals, and to define its powers and
jurisdiction; to define the jurisdiction of the
Supreme Court and for other purposes. Judicial
Branch of Georgia - An introduction to all levels of
Georgia's court system: Supreme Court, Court of
Appeals, Superior Courts, State Courts, Juvenile
Courts, Probate Courts, Magistrate Courts and
Municipal Courts. Department
of Juvenile Justice - The fundamental purpose of
the Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) is to
serve and protect the citizens of Georgia. Department
of Motor Vehicle Safety - The DMVS provides drivers
licenses, identification cards, vehicle titles,
vehicle registrations and specialty tags.Georgia Arrest and Release
If someone you care about has been arrested, visit Georgia Department of Corrections web site for detailed inmate and prison information.
Other Georgia Resources
There are a variety of special problems that arise following a drunk driving, DUI, or DWI arrest. It may be necessary to use a bail bondsman to help a friend or loved one gain release from custody. Renting a car may be difficult (although we know of several companies that will do so), as is getting car insurance. There may be a requirement to attend special alcohol programs, or AA meetings.
For a free consultation, contact Georgia DUI Defense Lawyer Joe Kunes: JKunes@1800DUILAWS.com.