Hire an Experienced DUI Attorney to Represent You At Your DMV License Suspension Hearing

DUI Defense Attorney in Broward County

If you've been arrested for a DUI with a blood alcohol level (BAC) of .08% or higher, your license will face an automatic suspension. Refusing the BAC test during a suspected DUI stop will also result in a DUI license suspension. You have precisely 10 days from your arrest to arrange a hearing with the DMV to contest this suspension.

It's important to note that the DMV handles the suspension, not the courts. The suspension period can vary from six months to one year. Failure to schedule a hearing within the 10-day window will result in forfeiting your right to appeal the suspension. Your most effective defense against a license suspension lies in having a Fort Lauderdale DUI attorney by your side during this critical hearing. This represents your sole opportunity to safeguard your driving privileges.

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DMV Hearing Process for DUI Arrest

At your DMV hearing, you will meet with a representative responsible for reviewing the reports associated with your arrest. This individual will make decisions regarding your license suspension based on the provided documentation and police statements. You will also be subject to questioning by the DMV representative. Having an attorney present significantly enhances your ability to present valid challenges to the DMV's documentation and the validity of the BAC test or field sobriety tests administered. I've successfully represented numerous clients before the DMV and have contested license suspensions with favorable outcomes. Don't leave the outcome of this vital hearing to chance. Losing your license can have severe implications for your quality of life, affecting your ability to commute to work, secure employment, or fulfill family responsibilities. As an accomplished Fort Lauderdale DUI attorney, I can assist you in preserving your driving rights, a privilege of paramount importance.

Assistance in Obtaining a Hardship License

If your license is already suspended, we can assist you in obtaining a hardship license. A hardship license permits you to drive exclusively to work or school. Please note that this hardship license is not available to individuals with a prior DUI-related license suspension or to those who refused to undergo the BAC test. I can guide you in pursuing a hardship license, enabling you to maintain your quality of life.

Secure a DUI Attorney for Your DMV Hearing in Broward County

An arrest for DUI or DWI can lead to the harsh reality of losing your driving privileges due to a license suspension. It's crucial to understand that your court case and criminal trial are separate matters from your DMV hearing. Having legal representation at your DMV hearing maximizes your chances of retaining your license.

You have only 10 days to prevent your license from being suspended by the DMV. Complete our contact form or call me now at 954.892.1277. We represent clients at DMV hearings in Ft. Lauderdale and the surrounding areas of Broward County.

If you or a loved one has been arrested for impaired driving, it's crucial to consult with an experienced DUI defense attorney as soon as possible. We can assist with DUI defense, drunk boating (BUI) defense, and representation for DUI & DMV license suspension hearings. Contact us online or call our Fort Lauderdale office directly at 561.671.5995 to schedule your consultation. We proudly serve clients in Broward County, including Fort Lauderdale, Plantation, Weston, Tamarac, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, Pompano Beach, Hollywood, Margate, Pembroke Pines, Lauderhill, Davie, Dania Beach, and Fort Lauderdale. Whether you require criminal defense, DUI defense, or representation in white-collar criminal cases, The Law Offices of Daniel Rosenberg are here to support you.

Why Choose The Law Offices of Daniel Rosenberg in Fort Lauderdale?

Selecting an experienced Fort Lauderdale attorney like Daniel Rosenberg for your DUI charge is crucial to safeguarding your constitutional rights throughout the legal process, whether it's your first offense or you have a criminal record.