Boulder DMV Hearing Attorney

About DMV Hearings and Your Driver's License

Being charged with a DUI can potentially be a very confusing and bewildering experience. When so much rests on any punishment in a DUI conviction, it is very important to be informed along every step of the legal proceeding surrounding DUI charges. One aspect of being charged with a DUI that most people don't fully understand is the DMV hearing.

After an individual gets arrested for operating a vehicle under suspicion of intoxication, that individual must request a DMV administrative hearing within 7 days to determine if any action should be taken to suspend or terminate an offending individual's driver's license. The license suspension is automatic if you do not take action to try to avoid it.

These hearings are the administrative aspect of license suspension or revocation in DUI cases. Without legal representation and evidence brought to the hearing on your behalf, you will automatically have a driver's license suspension.

These hearings can have lasting, negative effects on your driving privileges and demand the support of skilled legal counsel. In this day and age, so much depends on your ability to drive. Do not place your future in jeopardy.

DMV Hearing Lawyer in Boulder

Our attorneys at Lancaster Law Office, LLC have years of experience defending clients against DUI charges in DMV hearings. We know the lasting impact that can result from a failure to defend your case, both in the DUI criminal case and in seeking to avoid the loss of your license in the DMV hearing.

\Life without the ability to legally operate a vehicle can be burdensome, not only on you but also on your family. If you hope to retain your legal right to operate a vehicle, it is crucial that you act at once and contact our firm to assist in scheduling and representing you at the DMV hearing.