Two Cases, One Arrest
Criminal Court Case
How We Handle
Your DMV Case
We help organize the DMV-related requirements that may apply from the initial notice through reinstatement.
Free Case Assessment
We review your arrest details, DMV notice, timeline, and current license status to identify the administrative steps that may apply.
DMV Hearing Preparation
Get help organizing the APS hearing-request process, available documents, and administrative requirements.
Reinstatement Guidance
Get coordinated support with SR-22 filing, DUI program requirements, IID-related steps, and reinstatement tasks.
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) 244-9700DMV hearing outcomes depend on the facts and administrative record. Preparation can include reviewing the notice, reports, test documentation, procedural issues, and other evidence relevant to the DMV process.
Missing the hearing-request deadline can affect your ability to contest the DMV administrative action before a suspension begins. Review your notice promptly because the DMV process is separate from the criminal court matter.
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.
Restricted-license eligibility and requirements vary by situation. SR-22 insurance, IID installation, program enrollment, and other requirements may apply depending on the DMV action and current California rules.