Coffee County Suspended License Lawyer
Helping You Keep Your Driver’s License After a DUI Arrest
If you have been charged with DUI in Georgia, one of the most serious potential consequences you are facing is suspension of your driver’s license for a year or longer. License suspension can make it difficult or impossible for you to drive to work and go about your daily life.
I am George McCranie IV, a Coffee County suspended license attorney helping clients in southeast Georgia fight drunk driving charges in criminal and administrative proceedings. If you retain me as your lawyer, I will do whatever I can to help you keep your driver’s license.
Did the Police Give You a 10-Day Letter? If So, Call an Attorney Today.
If your driver’s license was taken during a DUI stop, the police should have given you an administrative license suspension (ALS) letter — also known as a 10-day letter — letting you know how to request a driver’s license hearing from the Department of Driver Services (DDS).
If you do not request a hearing within the 10-day deadline and include the payment of court fees, your driver’s license will be suspended automatically by the ALS court, before you ever get a chance to mount a defense to the DUI.
Your hearing is your first opportunity to challenge the evidence against you. Even if you are not successful at keeping your license at this stage, the statements made by law enforcement at the hearing may help you defeat your criminal DUI charges and get your license back.
If your license ends up being suspended, I can help you pursue a work permit so you can at least drive to work. I can also help you pursue early reinstatement of your license, which may be possible if you successfully complete a state-approved drug and alcohol class.
Contact a Douglas DUI License Suspension Attorney at 912-383-7581
I am committed to helping my clients avoid or reduce the serious consequences of losing their driving privileges. To discuss how I can help you fight license suspension for DUI, please contact my office at 912-383-7581 or by e-mail to schedule a free initial consultation.