Legal Help for Colorado DMV Hearings
If you are threatened with suspension or revocation of your driver's license due to criminal charges, the license suspension process occurs separately — and much more quickly — that the criminal defense process.
If you want to keep your driver's license or get a "red license" (also called a probationary license) — contact an experienced DMV hearing lawyer immediately. In some cases, you have only seven days to request a DMV hearing to fight the suspension or revocation of your driver's license.
Philip M. Smith, Attorney At Law · Denver, Colorado
Criminal Defense Law and DMV Hearings
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(303) 333-8900 · E-mail
I am an experienced Denver lawyer whose practice includes an emphasis on the defense of DUI/DWAI charges and traffic offenses. As part of my legal practice, I help my clients handle their DMV hearings and fight to keep their driver's licenses or get probationary licenses so they can still drive to work, school or other necessary destinations.
Colorado DMV Hearings: A Lawyer Can Help
DMV hearings on driver's license suspension or revocation happen very quickly — usually the hearing on your license suspension or revocation will happen before any related criminal charge is resolved.
For that reason, it is very important to hire an attorney to help you with the DMV hearing if you plan to fight the suspension or revocation of your driver's license.
If you are arrested on a driving under the influence (DUI) charge and want to fight the suspension or revocation of your driver's license, you must request a DMV hearing within seven days. The DMV will make a decision about whether to revoke or suspend your license within 60 days. During that time, your driver's license will remain in good standing.
Contact My Denver Law Office
For legal assistance with your DMV hearing, to protest your driver's license suspension or revocation, please contact my offices today to schedule a free initial consultation.
