Florida Attorneys Helping Protect Your Driver's License
If you have been arrested for DUI, you may face revocation of your driver license. Depending on the seriousness of the offense, your license may be suspended for different ranges of time. A first DUI conviction carries with it a minimum 180 days revocation requirement with a maximum of one year. For a second conviction, you may face a minimum five years without a license.
As life-long Floridians, we understand the importance of having a car in our state. Whether you came here as a tourist or live here as a resident, you must be able to drive to get around. You need your car to get to work, to take care of your family, or just to generally get around town.
Working with an experienced attorney, however, like the attorneys at the Adkinson Law Firm, LLC, in DeFuniak Springs, Florida, can help protect your right to drive a car. We often represent clients at DMV hearings and help them to obtain hardship licenses. These licenses allow people to use their cars for work or school.
But it is important to act quickly after a license suspension. You have only 10 days from the date of arrest to contest a license suspension by requesting a DMV hearing.
Helping Commercial Drivers
Operators of commercial motor vehicles may face especially harsh consequences if they are convicted of a DUI. At the Adkinson Law Firm, LLC, we understand that your job and your income depends on your ability to drive for a living. We fight diligently to protect your rights under Florida law.
Defend Your DUI. Contact an Experienced Attorney.
To learn more about how we can defend your rights in a DMV hearing, contact a lawyer at the Adkinson Law Firm, LLC. Call us toll free at 866-936-8257 or complete our online contact form. Initial DUI/DWI consultations are free and confidential. Credit cards are accepted.