No Charge First Office Or Telephone Lawyer Consult For Stevens, WA DUI Clients

 

 

He is a former Lynnwood, WA City Prosecutor. He is very experienced, skilled and aggressive lawyer. And affordable. Get the best DUI defense. Get the lawyer you need. Call Stevens, WA DUI Lawyer Paul Hanson for your Free First Consultation.

Special Stevens, Washington DUI Case Relevant Information

DUI is a significant offense in King County as well as Washington State, the state with the toughest DUI laws within the nation. Here in Stevens and King County DUI is a gross misdemeanor criminal offense which in turn carries harsh penalties if declared guilty.

Stevens, WA DUI Lawyer Paul Hanson explores everything, starting with inaccurate blood as well as breath alcohol exams, to the arrest location's road conditions, traffic patterns, weather, environmental conditions, as well as your individual medical conditions which in turn might impact your tests.

Due to the fact that Stevens, WA police oversights may result in incorrect traffic stops as well as inaccurate DUI breath or blood alcohol test results, he will completely scrutinize all of the case evidence in order to discover truths as well as evidence which may serve to help your defense as well as prevent a DUI conviction.

Stevens, WA DUI Lawyer

Being charged with or founded guilty of a Stevens, WA DUI can carry serious consequences for you as well as your loved ones:

King County or Washington State Prison time

 Mandatory electronic home monitoring (EHM)

 Washington State Driver's license suspension or cancellation

 Constraint of driving privileges

 Insurance-- lost automobile coverage

 Insurance-- elevated automobile fees

 Mandatory interlock ignition device

 Alcohol or substance recovery therapy

 

WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING

Driver License Suspension Telephone Hearings Information

(For DUI Cases Only)

Your Department of Licensing DUI driver license suspension case will most likely never be heard in King County court. Rather it will be heard completely in a telephone conference call with the assistance of a Department of Licensing (DOL) Hearing officer assigned to your DUI license suspension case.

This DOL telephone hearing will most likely be scheduled inside 60 days of your DUI arrest date. The appointed DOL Hearing officer will call you as well as your lawyer on your lawyer's office audio speaker telephone ... or perhaps on your own home or cell phone if you fail to have a DUI lawyer.