Two Cases, One Arrest
Criminal Court Case
How We Handle
Your DMV Case
From the day of your arrest to the day your license is back in your hands — we manage every requirement.
Free Case Assessment
We review your arrest details, timeline, and determine your best strategy for the DMV hearing.
DMV Hearing Preparation
We schedule your APS hearing, prepare your case, and guide you through every requirement.
Full Reinstatement
SR-22 filing, DUI class enrollment, IID coordination — we manage it all until your license is back.
Where Does Your Case Stand?
A few quick questions. No obligation, no pressure — just a clear picture of your deadlines and options.
When were you arrested?
This determines your timeline and deadlines
Frequently Asked Questions
Can't find your answer? Call us — the consultation is free.
(916) 244-9700Yes. DMV hearing win rates vary, but proper preparation significantly improves your chances. Key factors include whether the stop was lawful, if the BAC test was administered correctly, and whether you were properly advised of consequences.
Your license is automatically suspended 30 days after arrest. You lose your right to a DMV hearing. This is separate from court — even if your criminal case is dismissed, the DMV suspension still stands.
A lawyer is not required for a DMV hearing (it's administrative, not criminal). Many people use a DMV hearing specialist. We provide full preparation and guidance.
APS stands for Admin Per Se. It's a DMV hearing to determine if your license should be suspended. The hearing officer reviews the arrest report, BAC results, and evidence you present.
In most first-offense cases, yes. A restricted license lets you drive to work, school, and your DUI program. Requirements: SR-22 insurance and an IID installed.