Although the officer may be intimidating and might make you believe that you must comply with everything, you do not.

If you have just had been arrested for a DUI, you need to know some very important information to prevent long-term consequences.

Once you have been arrested on suspicion of a DUI, your potential consequences depend on the circumstances surrounding the arrest, if people were injured, or if any property was damaged. 

If you have been charged with a DUI and share custody of a child, this article is for you to help you understand your options and how to make the most of them for the sake of your child custody case.

A DUI charge can get worse when elevated to an Aggravated DUI charge. A DUI can be upgraded to an Aggravated DUI for a couple of reasons:

The DMV must hear from a defendant within ten days of the arrest to set up a DMV hearing. If a defendant does not set this up within ten days, the DMV will suspend the license, and the right to a hearing is forfeited.