Seattle Criminal Defense Attorney
Common Questions
Q: Is it possible that my case could be dismissed?
A: This is always a possibility. It is crucial that you immediately contact a Seattle criminal defense attorney after being arrested. Getting evidence that could exonerate you is one of the actions the attorneys at Guadagno & O’Sullivan will immediately look into. It is recommended that you contact the office quickly for a free case evaluation.
Q: I have to have my license so I can get to work. What can I do?
A: There are several possible solutions for this. It is advisable that you immediately contact the office of Guadagno & O’Sullivan for a free evaluation of your case. Depending on the circumstances, it is possible that you may be able to continue to drive. There are many factors looked at in a hearing after a drivers license has been suspended. The attorney is aware of all of these factors, which include whether the tests were administered correctly, among several other items. It is recommended that you contact the office immediately after such an arrest. Don’t take chances if your job depends on driving – get in touch now.
Q: I have a DUI arrest. Will I lose my license?
A: If you have been arrested for DUI, your license can be suspended. The license suspension partially depends upon on the type of DUI and your blood alcohol level. If you have a prior DUI, you could have you license suspended for from 90 days to 4 years. If you have been arrested for a DUI offense in the Seattle area, it is crucial that you contact a Seattle DUI attorney. The attorneys at Guadagno & O’Sullivan have successfully resolved DUI cases in favor of their client on many occasions. Don’t take your freedom to drive for granted. It can be revoked.
Q: Can I appeal it if my license is suspended?
A: You have 20 days from the time of the arrest to request a hearing regarding your license suspension. It is advised that you do not attempt to handle this hearing without the help of an experienced Seattle criminal defense attorney. At Guadagno & O’Sullivan, the attorneys have handled such hearings successfully and will fight to increase the possibility of a good result for you from your hearing. The attorney can assist you with arranging the hearing and all of the other aspects of a DUI arrest.
Q: Can I refuse the blood alcohol test and hope to have my case dismissed?
A: Washington law is that if you choose to refuse the BAC (blood alcohol concentration) test, your license will be suspended. The length of time of the suspension is two years. If you have been arrested on suspicion of DUI or drunk driving and have refused the BAC test, it is urgent that you call Guadagno and O’Sullivan to assist you, as you now have a real problem on your hands. How to proceed will be discussed with you by the attorney and possible solutions for this suspension can be mapped out and implemented.
Contact a Seattle Criminal Defense Attorney from the office of Guadagno & O’Sullivan if you have been arrested for any criminal offense, including driving offenses such as DUI or reckless driving.
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