Welcome to the Atlanta DUI Lawyer Center

In the state of Georgia, there are two types of DUI. One is DUI for alcohol; the other for DUI drugs. Both have different sub-laws attached. And both are punishable under the law, applicable to each singular or multiple offenses.

What happens when a driver is arrested for a DUI offense?

In most cases, the driver has his or her license suspended. Here are some examples of what could also happen:

With DUI alcohol offenses, the state must prove the driver was a less safe driver due to the influence of alcohol in his or her system. This could be done with or without breathalyzers or blood tests but inferred by suspicious driving and hazardous driving or slurred speech.

The second DUI alcohol offense is proven through blood testing or breathalyzers within three hours of the arrest. This known as a "per se" law and does not need to be proven in the court of law as the facts are known through testing and speaks for itself.

Regarding DUI drugs, a person can be prosecuted for driving under the influence of drugs - prescribed or non-prescription. And contraband drugs such as cocaine of marijuana.

If the driver is accused of being DUI by multiple substances – both alcohol and drugs, the driver may be convicted for both offenses and serve two sentences.

Further, a plea of guilty for DUI is a permanent part of one’s driving record. It is never expunged and never comes off. Ever. And a guilty plea is reported to the Department of Safety in the state of Georgia. Anyone in any state can access the computer records.

Therefore, this is why it is crucial for a driver to hire the best Atlanta DUI attorney.

How can our lawyers help you or any loved one in a DUI conviction?

Our DUI lawyers will offer a free consultation and will go over your case with a fine toothed comb, ensuring that you are treated fairly and respectfully.

And what will our lawyers do for you?

We’ll work for you. We know the law. And bearing that in mind, our Atlanta DUI lawyers WILL help assert your legal and constitutional rights and do our best to dismiss your case or help reduce it to a lesser charge.

How can you reach us?

It’s easy. Pick up the phone and call us at 678-532-8543 or use the contact form at the top of the page. We are here for you and will be available to speak to you, regardless of your financial circumstance and past DUI experience. We’re reachable 24 hours a day, seven days a week and will partner you up with an experienced Atlanta DUI lawyer who will fight for you.

Our trained staff will speak with you and help ensure that during our partnership, your dignity is restored and your life taken back by you.

There is nothing like feeling the world is against you. But there is something about feeling like your world is not over.

Call or email us now. We are waiting to help you. It’s time to move forward.