DMV Hearings in Marion County

Dedicated DUI Attorneys Serving Clients in Ocala

One of the more impactful repercussions of a DUI conviction or plea can be the revocation of your driver's license. We as Floridians depend on our vehicles for important day to day activities such as commuting to and from work and caring for the needs of our family. You might be very concerned about the inability to drive and how it will negatively affect your lifestyle, but guidance and help are available to you from a trusted Ocala criminal attorney at Dunham & Ingram.

Understanding DMV Hearings: What You Need to Know

Following a DUI arrest and trial, you may have your license suspended by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) even if you were not convicted. A DMV hearing is not like a court trial, and hearsay evidence may be admissible. The hearing will take place at a DMV office and will focus mainly on police reports and chemical testing results. The proceeding will be handled by a DMV employee who serves as both judge and prosecutor. In the end, if evidence cannot be legally introduced, the DMV cannot suspend your license.

We can challenge the introduction of evidence and subpoena key witnesses, such as the arresting officer, to ensure that your rights are protected. This is one of many reasons why it is crucial to procure excellent legal representation before entering into such a hearing.

Contact a Marion County DUI Attorney for Your Hearing Today!

You have a limited amount of time to challenge a license suspension, so you should act fast in finding a lawyer who can help you. At Dunham & Ingram, we are committed to fighting for your rights and will seek to keep you on the road and caring for your needs. With the close client care and service you will receive from our firm, you can rest easier and feel more confident about the chances of a positive outcome in your DMV hearing.

It is important that you act quickly to retain legal defense of a trusted attorney; contact Dunham & Ingram today. To learn more about your legal options, fill out a case evaluation form as soon as possible.