Posted by Maria J. Amaya on Apr 28,2017
DMV hearings are unlike what you may have experienced in a court hearing because both are independent of each other. Every person arrested with a DUI must make an “Administrative Per Se” request the DMV within 10 days of the arrest.
Posted by Maria J. Amaya on Jul 26,2014
Arrested for a DUI During an Unlawful Stop? If you have been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, you will be charged with a DUI, and an arraignment will be set to accept your plea and make plans for a court appointment. Sometimes a DUI case can be thrown out during […]
Posted by Maria J. Amaya on Jul 26,2014
Chico DUI Attorney – License Suspension WARNING: You only have 10 CALENDAR DAYS after your DUI arrest to contact the DMV and arrange a DMV hearing before your license is suspended. In the state of California, driving is a privilege that cannot be taken for granted. Having your license suspended or revoked can have a […]
Posted by Maria J. Amaya on Jul 26,2014
Chico DUI Attorney Driving under the influence of alcohol is a poor choice, but one that many people make. If you were arrested for drunk driving, hiring an experienced Chico DUI attorney can make a big difference in on the outcome of your case. As DUI lawyer we have handled thousands of DUI related cases. […]
Posted by Maria J. Amaya on Jul 26,2014
Chico DUI Lawyers / DUI Charges and Your Future A conviction for driving under the influence DUI can have a long lasting impact in you life. The case is stressful and can also be embarrassing. This is even truer for those who are facing this charge for the first time. You may be worried not […]
Posted by Maria J. Amaya on Jul 26,2014
Are Breath Tests Required By Law? You are not required to submit to field sobriety tests requested by a police officer as indicated by state law. However, you are required to take a blood or breath test or you will face automatic license suspension and other serious issues. To avoid confusion about California’s complex DUI […]
Posted by Maria J. Amaya on Jul 26,2014
For first time DUI offenders, the fines will be approximately $2600. Jail time could be anywhere from 4 days to 6 months. The license of the offender will be suspended for at least 30 days and up to 10 months.
Posted by Maria J. Amaya on Jun 24,2014
Did you mean: Litigation is not why people go into business in California, but if you go into business there’s a very good chance that litigation over any one of dozens of issues that run through modern business life will find you at some point.
Litigios no es por qué la gente va a los negocios en California, pero si usted va a los negocios hay una gran probabilidad de que el litigio sobre cualquiera de las docenas de temas que se ejecutan a través de la vida empresarial moderna se encuentra usted en algún momento.
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