Formal Review Hearings
When arrested for DUI, whether you blew above a .08 breath alcohol reading on a breath test or you refused one, you or your attorney must file for a Formal Review Administrative Hearing at the DHSMV to attempt to yet your license back. We consistently win licenses back at these hearings, especially for clients who hired us within 10 days of their arrests. We also appear at hardship hearings with clients to fight for hardship work permit licenses,. Despite the odds against you, we fight for your record, for your livelihood, for your license.
Under Florida law, if you do not file a petition for a Formal Administrative Review Hearing challenging your license suspension within 10 days of your arrest, you will suffer a driver's license suspension, with no work permit and get a record of your DUI suspension in your permanent driver's license record.
We understand how devastating the charge of DUI, possible jail time, and loss of license can be to a family, and consequently we fight to try to win your DUI case or reduce the charges. If your license was suspended on the spot and you did not file for a hearing within 10 days, we may still be able to help you obtain a 24-hour business or work permit driver’s license for most of your suspension period.
Act fast and protect your rights. A DUI conviction will stay on your record permanently. Don't ignore these charges, as they can become very expensive later.
Call Albert M. Quirantes and Associates at (305) 644-1800, or nationwide call 1-800-333-LEGAL to set up a free, no obligation consultation. Or click here to contact our law firm.
