California DMV Hearings and DUI

In California, if you are arrested for DUI (driving under the influence) the arresting officer will confiscate your driver's license and provide you with a temporary license, a "notice of suspension" to use for 30 days while your DUI court process begins.

After your arrest, you have 10 days to schedule a DMV hearing. If you fail to schedule this hearing, your license will be automatically suspended after your 30 day temporary license expires - regardless of the outcome of your DUI trial. Even if you are found "not guilty" of driving under the influence, your license will still be suspended if you failed to schedule your DMV hearing within the 10 day window.

Did you know that your attorney can represent you at your DMV hearing? What better way to get the best outcome possible at your hearing than having a professional lawyer help you prepare and present your case before the DMV official. Your lawyer can also schedule the appointment for you.

Los Angeles DMV Hearing Attorney

Los Angeles DUI attorney David D. Diamond is experienced with DMV hearings. He and his team prepare for your hearing just as they would prepare for a trial in court, taking care with every detail to give you the best opportunity of getting your license back.

Located in Los Angeles, DUI defense lawyer David Diamond serves all of Southern California, helping those who have been arrested for driving under the influence. By offering you his assistance in all aspects of your DUI case, attorney Diamond helps you achieve the best result possible during your DMV hearing and your trial.

Contact Los Angeles DUI attorney David D. Diamond today!