If you’ve been arrested for a DUI, you only have 10 days to request a hearing with the DMV, or you risk having your license suspended. At The Law Offices of David S. Chesley, our attorneys specialize in DUI cases and will treat your DMV hearing exactly like a criminal case.We know which questions to ask: Was there reasonable cause for your arrest? What was your BAC level, and how was it measured? Were the tests administered on site, or hours later at the police station? The evidence is often weak, inaccurate, or incomplete, which our attorneys can use to strategically save your license so you can stay on the road, drive to work, and continue on with your daily life.To contest the administrative suspension, request a DMV hearing within 10 days of receiving the suspension or revocation order. This is a deadline to request the hearing, not a requirement that the hearing occur within 10 days. Review the order and your current driving status with counsel. Contact us immediately – Our DUI Lawyers will use its expertise and 30 years’ experience in DUI law to aggressively fight for your freedom.
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