Qualified OWI & DWI Defense Attorneys
in Kentwood, MI

Focusing on damage control and intelligent litigation, our strategy to handle your DUI case will address factors including whether there was probable cause for your arrest, if the breathalyzer device was correctly calibrated, if the officer conducted the field sobriety assessment properly, and whether every procedural mandate was closely followed.

In Michigan, drivers have the right to refuse a breathalyzer test. However, if you refuse the test, your driving privileges will be automatically suspended. An effective criminal defense lawyer can help you to get your privileges reinstated as quickly as possible, and minimize other consequences you may be subject to.

Although every case has its variables and is unique, our criminal defense strategists will consider factors including the conduct of the arresting officer, whether there was sufficient cause to pull you over, the officer’s capacity to accurately interpret the testing results, and the precision of the breathalyzer device.

It almost always does. That's true even if it's your first driving under the influence conviction. And, unfortunately, in some cases, insurance premiums increase 200% or more. This is another reason why it's so important to choose your attorney carefully.

If you've never had a DUI conviction in the past, and you don't have a lengthy criminal history otherwise, the maximum punishment you could face for a first DUI is up to 93 days in the county jail, up to a $5000 fine, having your driving privileges suspended for a maximum of 180 days, and having to complete as many as 360 hours of community-based service.

You can call us with your questions or to schedule a free initial consultation with one of our professionals at 269-466-1501. Come in and sit down to talk with us and tell us about your situation. We'll give you honest advice on how to bring about the best results.