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Immediately. Florida law gives you only 10 days after a South Florida Ticket Lawyer arrest to request a formal hearing with the DHSMV to contest your automatic license suspension. Beyond that, the sooner your attorney can begin investigating your case — reviewing dashcam footage, breathalyzer maintenance records, and officer conduct — the stronger your defense will be.
Our free consultation is a real, substantive conversation with one of our South Florida Ticket Lawyer attorneys — not a sales call. We’ll review the details of your arrest, explain your legal options, assess the strength of any potential defenses, discuss likely outcomes, and give you an honest assessment of your case. There is no obligation and no cost.
Yes — and it happens more often than most people realize. Common grounds for dismissal or charge reduction include unlawful traffic stops, breathalyzer calibration errors, improper field sobriety test administration, blood test chain of custody issues, and Miranda violations. Results vary by case, but our attorneys have secured dismissals even in cases with relatively high BAC readings.
We discuss our fees openly at the consultation and charge flat fees wherever possible, so there are no surprises. South Florida Ticket Lawyer defense fees vary based on the complexity of the case (first offense vs. felony, trial vs. negotiated resolution). We can also discuss payment plans. The cost of an uncontested conviction — in fines, insurance increases, and job loss — nearly always exceeds the cost of proper legal defense.
In Florida, South Florida Ticket Lawyer convictions cannot be expunged or sealed, even for first-time offenders. This is one of the key reasons fighting a South Florida Ticket Lawyer charge aggressively — rather than simply pleading guilty — is so important. A negotiated reduction to “wet reckless” (reckless driving involving alcohol) may be sealable under certain conditions. Our attorneys discuss all options during your consultation.
Refusing a breathalyzer triggers an automatic license suspension under Florida’s implied consent law (1 year for a first refusal, 18 months for a second), and the refusal itself can be used as evidence against you in court. However, a breathalyzer refusal also eliminates one of the prosecution’s most powerful pieces of evidence. Our attorneys handle refusal cases regularly and know how to build a strong defense without BAC evidence present.