Scottsdale DUI Lawyers
- Belt Law Firm:
Legal separation
Uncontested or contested divorce
Paternity and unmarried parents' rights
Property division, including the division of marital debts
Alimony (or more formally in Arizona, spousal maintenance)
Child support
Child custody and visitation
Modification or enforcement of divorce or paternity decrees
Parental relocation proposals
Grandparent visitation
Disputes over choice of school or other educational decisions
Stepparent visitation or custodial rights
Military divorce
Domestic violence and restraining orders
Automobile accidents
DUI arrests
- Sacks Tierney:
representation in state and federal white-collar and other criminal matters, including mortgage fraud, mail and wire fraud, and self-defense cases
- Ramos Law Firm: Capital Murder (death penalty), Second Degree Murder, Vehicular Manslaughter, Leaving the Scene of a Fatal Accident, Sexual Conduct with a Minor, Child Molestation, Sexual Abuse, Public Sexual Indecency, Child Abuse, Aggravated Assault, Endangerment, Assault, Disorderly Conduct, Kidnapping, Burglary, Theft, Trafficking in Stolen Property, Drug Possession Charges and Aggravated DUIÕs
- Craig, Randall: After being arrested and charged with DUI, you have certain actions that must be taken to protect you.
- Bailey Law: DUI, EXTREME DUI, AGGRAVATED DUI, AND SUPER-EXTREME DUI DUI law is complex and intricate area of criminal law that requires constant study by a qualified lawyer to keep up to speed on recent developments.
- Djordjevich, John: he State of Arizona has some of the toughest DUI laws in the United States. On a first offense of DUI, you are facing up to six months in jail, a fine up to $2,500, court ordered substance abuse counseling, use of a ignition interlock device, and a minimum sentence of 10 days and thousands of dollars in fines. Your drivers license will be suspended for at least 90 days, and could be suspended up to one year. On a second offense, you get all the same penalties, except the minimum jail term is now 30 days, your license is revoked for a year. A third offense is usually a felony, with approximately 4 years in prison as a maximum sentence. Causing an accident while impaired may lead to felony assault or murder charges, both of which carry stiff prison sentences. If you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated, it can have a devastating effect on your life and career and you need to act quickly to protect your rights.
- Gaertner, John: Driving while under the influence of alcohol is a criminal offense. A conviction on DUI / DWI charges may result in fines, the revocation or suspension of your driver's license, and possible jail time. In addition, your insurance company may increase your rates to an unmanageable level. In any instance in which an individual is accused of drunk driving with a minor in the vehicle, the state now charges child abuse and aggravated DUI. This is a serious felony charge and carries a severe sentence if convicted.
- Rosenstein Law Group: If this is your first drunk driving offense, you may be overwhelmed by the charges. Many people receiving a DUI have no prior experience with criminal law, and the prospect of defending against such a charge can be daunting. If this isn't your first drunk driving offense, the emotional impact is likely amplified from prior occasions. Either way, your emotions may fluctuate among anger, fear, anxiety and embarrassment, and you probably have many questions.
- Bergman Law Offices: Drunk Driving Defense Lawyer Scottsdale, Arizona American society has agreed that drinking and driving make for a dangerous combination, and that drunk drivers should be kept off the roads. The amount of alcohol consumed and how that is measured by police are often in question, however. Prevent or Fight Driver's License Suspension Time is of the essence if you wish to keep your driving privileges, keep out of high-risk insurance rates, and allow your attorney to mount the strongest possible defense on your behalf. A prime question in your case will be whether the police were justified in stopping you to examine whether you were sober or inebriated. Did your driving indicate that you might be driving drunk? Did law enforcement officers stop you for some other, unacceptable reason? An experienced DUI/DWI/OUI defense attorney has seen it all and recognizes improbable cause from miles away. Was Your Breathalyzer or Blood Test Administered Lawfully? Once you were stopped at a road block or by citywide saturation patrols on Shea Boulevard, Highway 101, Bell Road, Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard, Scottsdale Road, Hayden Road, Cactus Road or Greenway Parkway, did the police officers follow standard protocol when administering field sobriety tests, breathalyzer tests or blood tests? Were you informed of your constitutional rights and were those rights upheld? Assuming that you were, in fact, driving drunk, there may still be a good case for allowing you to continue driving to work or school. An adept DUI defense attorney may persuade the prosecution that you would be better off in alcohol dependency classes than in jail. Return to Arizona DUI Lawyers
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