In Alabama, if you fail to take immediate action after being cited for driving under the influence (DUI), you may lose your driver’s license before your case even goes to trial. If a police officer charges you with DUI, he or she has authority to take your license at the scene. The clock starts ticking the minute the officer takes your license, and you have only ten days to file a petition for an administrative hearing. If you fail to file for an administrative hearing, the Alabama Department of Public Safety will likely administratively suspend your license. Naturally in Alabama, we encourage clients to contact the DUI Attorneys and Lawyers at Kreps Law Firm immediately. If, however, you missed the ten-day deadline, do not automatically assume you have no remedies. Our attorneys in Alabama can file a lawsuit on your behalf, suing the Alabama Department of Public Safety for reinstatement of your driving privileges. Because our DUI attorneys focus our practice on drunk-driving defense, they have strategies, skills, and tactics few other attorneys command. The sooner you call, the sooner our attorneys can begin advocating for you.
The attorneys at Kreps Law Firm, LLC, handle hundreds of Alabama driving under the influence (DUI) , Draeger breath test cases, failed Field Sobriety test charges, Speeding Tickets, and drug cases each and every year. Our trained, experienced, aggressive driving under the influence (DUI) traffic violation defense law attorneys will protect your driving privileges and help to keep your insurance rates low and your record clean.
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