DUII? You may have 10 days to request a DMV hearing. Let’s file it and prepare you.
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You may have 10 days to protect your license. We’ll file the DMV hearing and prepare you for what happens next.
A DUII arrest in Oregon can trigger two separate cases. One in court, and one with the DMV. The DMV side moves fast, and the deadline matters.
If you do not request a hearing in time, your license suspension usually goes into effect automatically.
We help people across Southern Oregon request DMV hearings, prepare their defense, and understand what comes next.
Kollie Law is a Medford-based criminal defense firm focused on DUII and serious charges across Southern Oregon. We handle both the court case and the DMV hearing, so nothing falls through the cracks.
We bring trial-ready preparation to every case, including DMV hearings that can impact your ability to drive, work, and take care of your family.
The DMV hearing is your chance to challenge a license suspension before it starts. Missing the deadline usually means losing that chance.
What happens at the DMV hearing can affect your criminal case. We use this stage to review evidence and identify issues early.
We prepare you for both the hearing and the court process so you know what to expect at each step.
After a DUII arrest, the officer typically submits a report to the Oregon DMV under implied consent laws.
What this means for you:
At the hearing, the DMV looks at questions like:
We translate these issues into plain terms and prepare your response.
We file the request quickly so you do not miss the deadline.
We analyze police reports, test results, and procedures to find weaknesses.
We walk you through what will happen so you are not caught off guard.
We handle the legal arguments and cross-examination where allowed.
We focus on practical outcomes. What happens next, what matters most, and how to prepare.
We review what happened, your timeline, and whether the DMV deadline is still open.
If needed, we file the DMV hearing request right away.
We gather records, review evidence, and prepare for both the hearing and court.
You will know where your case stands and what comes next.
In most DUII cases, you have 10 days from the date of arrest. If you miss it, the suspension usually goes into effect automatically.
No. The DMV hearing is separate. It focuses only on your driving privileges, not criminal penalties.
Some hearings result in no suspension, depending on the evidence and procedure. We review your case to identify possible issues.
You are not required to have one, but the hearing involves legal standards and evidence. Having representation helps you understand and challenge the process.
Your license suspension will go into effect based on the DMV’s decision. We can explain what options may still be available.
DUII? You may have 10 days to request a DMV hearing. Let’s file it and prepare you.
Call now or use the form to get started. If you prefer to text, opt in and we will reply quickly.