If you won your DOL hearing, you can go into any DOL driver licensing office and have a new license issued to you for no charge. You may also be...

Do I need an attorney after I took care of a DUI charge 17 years ago in Oregon but NOW they are saying that I didn't?

I am so sorry for your situation. In recent years the government has created a massive drivers licensing database so that states can notify each...

Can I go to Canada?

A WA DUI conviction does not "drop off" after a certain length of time. To enter Canada lawfully you have to apply for rehabilitation. Contact...

I defaulted on a DUI diversion. It was my second DUI. I orignally got the DUI in 1999. I moved from wa state to California

You absolutely need a lawyer to attend the hearing with you. Yes, you could be taken into custody. I can only guess at the potential ramifications...

Judge ordered removal + 2 DUI, May I come back to solve it ?

It is not clear but i am assuming that the two DUIs are pending cases, in other words, you were not found guilty of them in any court proceeding. ...

I would say no, unless he or she saw you start the car without blowing into a device, and at the time, he/she knew you had the IID restriction on...

WSP Camera Recording Prior to DUI Arrest w/ BAC of .07 (I know that I can still get a DUI w/ BAC under .07)

DUI cops routinely record these stops, however, these dashboard cameras often produce poor videos. You would be lucky if the bicyclist is...

Will health issues be taken into consideration for failing physical testing for DUI in WA state?

The standardized field sobriety tests are not designed to determine driving impairment. If the officer suspects drugs, a DRE (drug recognition...

How to find an attorney

Give us a call, we are happy to provide you with a free consultation, and we are usually able to work out a plan to accommodate most situations. ...

Administrative Hearing - do we need to request one now?

On a blood draw case, typically DOL waits for the blood result, which could take months, before sending a letter to the person's address of record....