You should contact a DUI attorney as soon as possible. The earlier we talk, the more options we’ll have to protect your license, your record, and your future. Avoid speaking to police or prosecutors without legal representation.

It depends. For first-time offenders, you may be eligible for an occupational limited license or an ARD program that can help you avoid a suspension. I’ll review your case and explain the best path forward.

Yes. First-time DUIs are often eligible for diversionary programs or reduced penalties. I’ll guide you through your options and build a defense aimed at keeping this off your record.

I offer a free initial consultation. From there, fees depend on the complexity of your case. I’m transparent about costs and will discuss all pricing with you upfront — no surprise bills, ever.

In most cases, yes — but I’ll be with you every step of the way. I handle all filings and court appearances personally and prepare you in advance so you know exactly what to expect.

Penalties vary depending on your blood alcohol level (BAC), prior offenses, and whether there were aggravating factors like an accident or minor in the vehicle. Consequences can include fines, license suspension, mandatory classes, and even jail time.

It depends on the complexity, but most DUI cases take several weeks to a few months. I move quickly to get you answers and options while ensuring your case is handled thoroughly and properly.

In many cases, yes. I’ll examine the details of your arrest to look for weaknesses — like faulty breathalyzer results, improper stops, or rights violations — and fight to have your charges reduced or dismissed whenever possible.

I work with every client personally — from the first call to the last court date. When you hire me, you get me. No gatekeepers, no middlemen, and no confusion.