At Tilden
Law,
we challenge EVERY DUI driver license suspension and seek the
reinstatement of our client’s driving privilege. We request a temporary
driver license and hardship driver license for every client.
Our goal is to get you back on the road immediately.
We understand the importance
of having a driver’s license in Central Florida. We recognize that
our client’s work and family depend on your being a legally licensed
Florida driver. We focus our legal representation on challenging
every driver license suspension resulting from a DUI arrest, obtaining
a temporary driver license and ultimately receiving either a full driver
license or a hardship driver license for every client. Contact
Tilden Law today for a free case evaluation.
What is The Rule?
Clients arrested for DUI have only 10 days (including
weekends and holidays) from the date of a DUI arrest to request
a hearing to get your driver license back. Our office makes this
request on behalf of all our clients!
The Law
If you submitted to the breath test after arrest and your blood-alcohol level
registered .08% or higher or if you refused to take the breath
test after being arrested for DUI, your driver’s license will be administratively
suspended (an administrative suspension is separate and apart
from the above listed Judicial Court Suspension).
How Long will my Driver
License be Suspended?
The length of this administrative driver license
suspension varies depending upon numerous factors listed as follows:
- First Time DUI with Blood Alcohol Level
greater than .08% - 6-month driver license
suspension (hard time suspension of 30 days). Our office positions
our clients to qualify for both a hardship license and obtain
a hardship driver license at the earliest possible time.
- First Time DUI with Refusal
of Breath Test – 1-year driver license suspension (hard time
suspension of 90 days).
- Second Time DUI with Blood Alcohol
Level greater than .08% - 1 year driver license suspension.
- Second
Time DUI with Second Refusal of breath test – 18-month driver
license suspension. Florida Statute 316.193 prohibits any hardship
license being issued upon a 2nd or subsequent DUI breath test
refusal. A second or subsequent breath test refusal can result
in the prosecution for a separate criminal charge.
Please Contact the
Orlando DUI lawyers at Tilden
Law, to
schedule a Free Case Evaluation to find out how we can get
your driver license returned to you.
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