DUI License Revocation - DMV Hearings
We understand the serious consequences of a DUI conviction, including possible jail time, losing your driving privileges, higher insurance rates, high fines, and a permanent criminal record. That is why the Colorado DUI defense team at the Law Offices of C. Robert Biondino, Jr., P.C. aggressively fights against DUI charges. Assuming that you have already been arrested, and as stated in our Top 5 Things to Do if You Are Arrested page, do not speak to anyone (especially the police or DA) without the advice of an experienced DUI-DWI attorney. In addition to our extensive experience spanning more than 10 years, you will receive the benefit of our network of specialists and professionals, including having your blood alcohol content (BAC) sample retested by our own chemist (if possible) for reliability. We will also make sure your constitutional rights were not violated and that there was a lawful reason for the stop. For more information about the benefits of retaining our firm for your DUI defense, please visit our Firm Overview page. Regarding your driving privileges, you only have seven (7) days to request a DMV hearing. If you fail to request a hearing in this time period, your license will automatically be revoked or suspended. Please contact us if you have been charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol (DUI). It is an excellent idea to have us represent you at both the DMV hearing and the criminal DUI case. In some cases, we can obtain information from the arresting officer in the DMV hearing that can be helpful in the DUI criminal hearing. For more information about Colorado DUI laws, or to discuss your drunk driving charges with an experienced DUI defense lawyer, please call us at 303.477.3980 for a free confidential consultation or fill out our intake form on our Contact Us page. We are available 24/7 by phone or e-mail for emergencies.
