San Diego DMV Hearings

Immediately following your arrest for driving under the influence, you only have 10 days to schedule your administrative hearing with the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).  If you fail to schedule your DMV hearing within this period of time, you will lose your right to drive in the state of California for up to 6 months.  If you have prior DUI convictions, the length of your DUI license suspension may be even more than 6 months and can place constant limitations on your freedom.

Instead of risking the loss of your driver's license, you should contact a San Diego DUI defense lawyer from the Law Offices of Aaron T. Hicks as soon as possible.  Once you have contacted the firm, you will have the opportunity to meet with Attorney Hicks one-on-one.  Attorney Hicks will review your case, discuss your legal options in detail with you, help you schedule your DMV hearing and provide you with aggressive representation so that you are able to keep your driving privileges.

Protect Your Right to Drive

Remember, once you have set up your hearing with the California Department of Motor Vehicles, a DMV representative will preside over your proceeding.  If the representative finds that you are "guilty", your driver's license will remain suspended.  This means that for a set period of time, you will not be able to drive legally in the state of California. 

Due to the fact that you depend on your license to get from place-to-place and to earn a living, every effort must be placed into winning your DMV hearing.  One such effort is obtaining the services of a San Diego DUI attorney that has represented numerous other clients during their DMV hearings and has produced great results on their behalf, like Attorney Aaron T. Hicks.