Indian River Driver’s License 10 Day Rule Lawyer

Anytime a person is charged with DUI (driving under the influence) in the state of Florida, they must adhere to the driver’s license 10 day rule. What this means is that a person will need to schedule a DHSMV (Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles) Hearing within the ten days following a DUI arrest or face automatic license suspension.

At the Law Offices of David Golden, P.A., we are familiar with the procedures and laws surrounding a DUI case. It is very important that a DHSMV Hearing is scheduled within ten days so that we can fight to retain your driving privileges to avoid a possible suspended license. We will challenge and negotiate with the DHSMV representatives in an effort to successfully resolve the situation.

Knowledgeable DUI Attorney

Attorney David Golden represents clients throughout Indian River, Florida. He has over 20 years of legal experience and can meet with you at any time. It is very important that schedule a DHSMV Hearing within the 10 day time frame because extensions are not granted. It is very important to understand that the DHSMV Hearing and the criminal court process are two completely separate proceedings. Even if you fail to schedule a DHSMV Hearing and you win at the criminal court case, your license would remain suspended.

The Law Offices of David Golden, P.A. Golden has earned an “AV” – Rating by Martindale-Hubbell and is highly respected both within and outside of the community. Please contact Attorney David Golden immediately to discuss your DUI charges. Your legal rights are very important to us and we will fight diligently to protect them.

Protect Your Driving Privileges by Hiring an Indian River Lawyer Immediately

Indian River driver’s license 10 day rule lawyer David Golden represents all types of drunk driving cases including: DUID (driving under the influence of drugs), DWI (driving while intoxicated), felony DUI, underage DUI and 1st offense DUI.

To find out more about Florida’s driver’s license 10 day rule, Contact an attorney today!