License Suspension, DUI Cases

Warning! You or your attorney only have ten (10) days from your arrest to request a hearing before the DMV.  Weekends and holidays count as part of the ten (10) days.

Your driving privileges are very important.  For most people, this is looked upon as an absolute necessity and often may impact your ability to keep your job.  If you blew over the legal limit of .08% or refused to give your breath results your license will be automatically suspended if you fail to request a hearing with the DMV.

Not only must you or your attorney apply for the DMV hearing within ten (10) days you may also be asked to provide the DMV with the following information:

1.     Your name and driver's license number.
2.     The date of arrest.
3.     The actual DUI ticket.

The Rathel Law Group has a reputation for aggressively representing those people charged with DUI at the DMV Hearing.  The firm's dedication to the defense of drunk driving has led to our overwhelming success.  All of our attorneys have been DUI prosecutors and now have taken that experience and insight to helping defend DUI related cases.  Call Now 24/7 and speak with attorney Michael Rathel, (407) 808-3269 cell.