Daytona Beach Drunk Driving Lawyers

Drunk driving law firm Cromartie & Cromartie, P.A. in Daytona Beach provides legal services to DUI offenders including contesting a license suspension action and defending them from criminal prosecution.

Daytona Beach Drunk Driving Law

When you get charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in Florida, you will likely be required to spend the night in jail after being pulled over. This is necessary since you must meet the conditions for release of persons arrested for DUI, explained in Florida State Code s.316.193 (9).  Upon receipt of your DUI citation, you will have a pending court date and only ten days to contest license suspension.  The state attorney’s office will then start their criminal prosecution case combined with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicle’s (DHSMV) administrative license suspension. 

If you peruse the DHSMV website for more detailed information, you can see a vast amount of references to Florida DUI and Administrative Suspension Laws.  These cover probation, community service, imprisonment, impoundment, DUI school, and other categories.  Depending on your age and alcohol level, suspension of license varies.  If you have questions on the statements referred to Florida law code, it is best to consult a Daytona Beach drunk driving lawyer who is familiar and experienced with DUI in your area. 

Drunk Driving Attorneys in Daytona Beach

Cromartie & Cromartie lawyers are skilled and knowledgeable in favorably resolving DUI cases.  We will file the paperwork with the DHSMV to contest your license suspension and enter a Notice of Appearance with the court so that we ensure that all your court dates will be with an experienced attorney defending your rights.  This also will ensure that we receive any evidence against you from the office of the state attorney. 

Do you need drunk driving defense in Daytona Beach?

Call Cromartie & Cromartie, P.A. legal defense anytime at 386-615-9521 today to start the process as soon as possible, or contact us via web form.  We offer free initial consultations for criminal cases.  Appointments are available during our regular business hours. If needed, we can make arrangements to meet with you at our office or offsite, after hours and on weekends.