DUI Administrative Suspension Lawyer Miami
Suspended License For DUI
In Miami, Florida, anyone arrested for DUI cases and who provides a breath test result over .08 will have their driving privileges suspended for six months by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV). In the case of a refusal to submit to a breath test, blood test or urine test (where applicable) DHSMV imposes a one year suspension, or an eighteen month suspension if the driver has had their privilege suspended previously for refusing to submit to the breath test, blood test or urine test.
Schedule a free case evaluation with my firm, Jonathan B. Blecher, P.A., if you need representation during your driver’s license hearing.
Temporary Driver’s License
The Florida Uniform Traffic Citation (yellow traffic ticket) charging you with DUI serves as a temporary driver license for ten calendar days from the date of your arrest. This “permit” allows driving for business or employment purposes. That means to and from work, on the job driving, food shopping, banking, court, your lawyer’s office…no pleasure driving.
Effective on July 1, 2013, the rules regulating the administrative suspension of a driver’s license after a DUI arrest, and the right to review that administrative suspension, change.
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From the initial court hearings to many instances of record retrieval and document assistance, Mr. Blecher has been an immense help and was responsible for helping me get through my case as quickly and easily as possible.- Mark
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I am super pleased with Mr Blecher’s handling of my DUI case. I highly recommend him. He is professional and did a great job advocating for me.- Jamie
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Mr. Blecher is a wonderful attorney. He is particularly knowledgeable in the DUI laws and has a proven track record of getting great results. I highly recommend his services.
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I had a truly positive experience with Jonathan Blecher as a attorney. He was professional, knowledgeable, and took the time to really listen to my concerns. Jonathan made sure I understood every step of the process. His calm and thoughtful approach made a challenging situation much easier to handle. I felt genuinely cared for, and I highly recommend him to anyone in need of legal assistance.- Jennifer
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I had such a great experience with attorney Jonathan Blecher . He went out of his way to make sure he explained all of my options and did so with kindness and respect . I would absolutely recommend calling him if you are in need of legal assistance. He is truly a professional .- Monica
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Jonathan was amazing. He answered a late evening call and helped assist me with a very troubling set of circumstaces. He worked on related matters for several hours thereafter. If there was a 100 star rating he would be 100/100. Thanks again Jonathan!- Tim
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Mr. Blecher is truly the best DUI lawyer in the state! Would recommend to the utmost regard to anybody going through tough times. He not only won my case but consoled my family and relieved us of our stress. Can’t thank enough!- Christian
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He did everything he promised and was able to complete everything within the timeframe promised. I was very satisfied with his work. I would highly recommend him.- Barbara
Changes To Florida’s DUI Administrative Hearings
If you have no prior DUI convictions or administrative suspensions or convictions for an alcohol/drug-related offense, there are three options:
- Request an informal review hearing
- Request a formal review hearing
- Request a hearing for “Business Purpose Only” restricted privileges, thus waiving the right to a formal or informal review hearing
DHSMV is taking the position that the date of the DUI arrest controls. So, for example, if the arrest and notice of suspension are dated before July 1, 2013, there is no option to avoid the “hard time” suspension by immediately requesting a “review of eligibility.” However, if the DUI arrest date and/or notice of suspension are dated July 1, 2013, or later, then the new regulations apply.
The New Formal Review Hearing Process, effective July 1, 2013
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