Utah Lawyers Fighting Driver's License Suspension
If you were arrested for DUI in Utah, you need to take immediate action to prevent a driver's license suspension that could last from 90 days to 2 years, depending upon the specifics of your case.
From the moment you receive the citation, you have 10 days to request a Drivers License Division (DLD) hearing to fight the automatic license suspension. There is not a moment to spare if you hope to preserve your ability to drive to work, to school or to continue to live a normal life.
Even if time has run out to request a DLD license suspension hearing, you may have options for getting your driving privileges back. We can help you file an appeal if your license has already been suspended or revoked.
If you need the immediate intervention of an experienced and aggressive attorney to fight an automatic license suspension following a DUI arrest, please contact the Ogden law offices of Kristopher K. Greenwood, LC, today.
Few People Realize the Importance of a License Suspension Hearing
Beyond fighting a suspended license, a DLD hearing is an ideal opportunity to lay the groundwork for an effective and aggressive DUI defense.
The prosecutors will not be present at your license suspension hearing. This means that the team at Kristopher K. Greenwood, LC, will have an ideal opportunity to examine crucial aspects of the case against you in order to identify holes in the state's evidence and flaws in police procedure.
Your arresting officer will likely be called to testify under oath. We have a proven record of success in using a recording or transcript of an officer's DLD license suspension hearing testimony to impeach his or her testimony in the DUI trial.
Call the Ogden, Utah, law firm of Kristopher K. Greenwood, LC, today at 801-475-8800 or contact us by e-mail now to receive a free and completely confidential consultation and aggressive representation in the fight to preserve your driving privileges after a drunk driving arrest.
