Can I get a FL drivers license after filing 1650 waiver in CA? Will filing the waiver lift the CA suspension?

While this question is best asked of a Florida lawyer, I think that once California has cleared your license of any action (suspension or...

You should call around there may be lawyers in your area who are less expensive than you think or may work something out with you in trade. ...

Probably not, if you were in an establishment that has a minimum age, law enforcement can ask for identification to prove your that you were...

You should get a lawyer, this is a misdemeanor charge that can result in your having to install an Ignition Interlock Device, two more points on...

Is it legal for an officer to make you take a breathe test,, then when at booking require a blood test?

Unless the officer had grounds to suspect drug use as part of whatever he thought was causing impairment then you had the right to your choice of...

My boyfriend got a second DUI in LA county in August. His court date is December 5, 2013. He blew a .06.

If his blood alcohol concentration is .06 he cannot be prosecuted for a second offense DUI. I can, and likely will be prosecuted for a probation...

What year did the mandatory 18 month DUI Classes for a drunken driving violation become mandatory?

I don't know what the requirements were in 1987. It sounds like you didn't comply with the law regarding license reinstatement and therefore have...

DUI in California. Blew 0.08 at police station not at the site where I was pulled over. Can I beat it in court and DMV?

A .08 is a border line case that often presents good options for a skilled DUI defense attorney, you should contact one in your area to discuss the...

Usually, there are two reasons that licenses are returned, the chemical test came back below .08 or the license isn't issued by California. If you...

Do I still need SR22 insurance if my attorney is able to get the Helmandollar waiver agreed to in my criminal case?

You should ask your lawyer. Generally, the Hellmandollar is a finding of not guilty on the "b" count which means you were not .08 or above which...