If you have been pulled over and stopped by a Police officer in Miami Dade, and you are suspected of driving under the influence (DUI), you may be offered a breathalyzer test. If the breath test shows a blood alcohol level (BAL) or blood alcohol count (BAC) of .08 or more, you will be arrested for DUI. That means that you will be facing DUI charges in criminal Court, and a license suspension by the DMV.

If you have been arrested and charged with a DUI in Miami Dade County, it is vitally important to retain a lawyer as soon as possible. Our DUI attorney can begin work on your case immediately to keep you out of jail and/or protect you from other serious punishments.

If you blew over the limit, or failed the field sobriety tests, you may think that you should just declare yourself guilty. You may think that there is no use in paying a DUI attorney to fight the charges. However, a DUI is like any other criminal charge. You have the presumption of innocence, and you have the right to hire an attorney to help you fight the DUI charges. With an aggressive defense there is the possibility that the DUI case can be dismissed, or that you can be found not guilty and avoid a DUI conviction.

Sometimes driving under the influence (DUI) charges can be invalidated, and the charges can be dismissed because the arresting officers did not make a valid stop in the first place. Other times, DUI charges can be dismissed because the law enforcement officers failed to properly administer the field sobriety tests, or the breath tests. Occasionally, a DUI case can be dismissed because the Police officer failed to wait the proper amount of time prior to giving the breath test, or failed to give Miranda warnings about the right to remain silent or right to counsel as required under Florida, and Federal Constitutional law.

Let our DUI lawyer / DUI attorney analyze your DUI case with you. He can discuss with you each step of your DUI case, and help you identify possible legal motions that can be argued in your case to try to get the case dismissed or the charges reduced.

As soon as you hire us to fight your DUI we will request a Formal Review with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. We will subpoena the officers in your case, and make legal motions on your behalf. If we are successful you will get your license back pending the outcome of your DUI criminal charges. If we are unable to get your license suspension set aside, we will provide you with information to help you get a Hardship License. A Hardship License is a restricted license that gives you limited driving privileges, such as: driving to work, business related driving, delivery and pick-up of children from school, and driving to medical appointments.

Our DUI lawyer is very familiar with the Florida DUI laws. Give us a call and our DUI attorney will go over your case with you, and discuss possible DUI motions and defenses. Our DUI attorney will also go over the possible DUI penalties that you are facing. The intial consultation is free.

If after talking with our DUI defense attorney, you decide to hire us, we will let you know the cost up-front. Most of our services are done on a flat-fee basis. Our rates are competitive in South Florida, and you can pay with a credit card or ask about a payment plan.