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Florida DUI Practice Areas

A DUI arrest or serious traffic charge in Florida can threaten your freedom, your driver’s license, your career, and your reputation. At DUI2Go.com, I provide aggressive, strategic criminal defense focused exclusively on protecting drivers throughout Florida.

Whether you are facing a first offense or a felony DUI, you can explore the practice areas below to find the information most relevant to your case.

Florida DUI Defense

Your defense begins with understanding the facts, protecting your license, and challenging the evidence.

DUI Case Types

Every DUI case is different. We tailor your defense to the specific facts and potential penalties involved.

DUI Evidence & Police Procedures

A successful defense often begins by challenging the evidence gathered during the investigation.

Driver’s License Suspension & Restoration

Florida gives most drivers only 10 days to challenge an administrative license suspension following a DUI arrest.

DUI Court Process

Knowing what happens next can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case.

Traffic Ticket Defense

Many traffic violations can lead to license points, increased insurance premiums, and even Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO) status.

Why Choose W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr.?

As a Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer, former Florida prosecutor, and former public defender, I understand DUI cases from every angle. I personally handle each case, challenge the evidence, protect my clients’ driving privileges, and prepare every case as if it will go to trial.

If you have been arrested for DUI anywhere in Florida, don’t wait. The first few days are critical, especially when your driver’s license is at stake.

Take action today. Visit the About page to learn more about my experience or Contact Me to schedule a confidential consultation before your 10-day deadline expires.

Florida DUI Practice Areas

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FAQ DUI License Reinstatement & Other Concerns in Florida

Can I Get My License Back After a DUI in Florida?
Yes, but the process depends on the circumstances of your DUI case. For a first-time DUI, you may apply for a hardship license after completing DUI school and serving any mandatory suspension period. Repeat offenders face longer suspensions and may need to install an ignition interlock device.
How Do I Apply for a Hardship License in Florida?
To apply for a hardship license, you must enroll in a DUI school approved by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV). After serving the mandatory waiting period, you must attend a hearing with the DHSMV to prove you need the license for work, education, or essential activities. You will also need to pay reinstatement fees and provide proof of insurance.
What Happens if I Refuse a Breathalyzer Test in Florida?
Refusing a breathalyzer test results in an automatic one-year driver’s license suspension for a first offense and an 18-month suspension for a second refusal. A second refusal can also be charged as a misdemeanor offense, which may lead to possible jail time.
Can I Drive With a Suspended License After a DUI?
No, driving on a suspended license after a DUI is illegal and can result in additional penalties, including jail time, fines, and an extended suspension period. If you need to drive, you should apply for a hardship license legally.
How Long Will My License Be Suspended for a DUI Conviction?
For a first DUI with a blood alcohol content below .15, the suspension period is between six months and one year. If your BAC was .15 or higher, the suspension period remains the same, but you may also be required to install an ignition interlock device. A second DUI within five years results in a mandatory five-year suspension. A third DUI within ten years leads to a mandatory ten-year suspension. A fourth DUI at any time results in permanent revocation.
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