4DUI DEFENSE · GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA
DMV hearing representation. Experience with the process.
A notice affecting your license deserves prompt attention. Our staff includes a retired DMV hearing officer who handles DMV hearing matters, from reviewing the notice to preparing for the administrative process.
A retired DMV hearing officer on staff, handling DMV matters.
REPRESENTATION AND PREPARATION
What our team can help with.
Our team includes a retired DMV hearing officer. We help you understand the notice, the issues the DMV will consider, and how to prepare for an administrative hearing.
- Review your suspension or revocation notice
- Identify the hearing request deadline
- Prepare records and relevant evidence
- Representation and next-step guidance
What to know about your matter.
For a DUI administrative suspension or revocation order, the DMV states that you have the right to request a hearing within 10 days of receipt. Other notices can have different deadlines. Read your notice and act promptly.
We explain how the applicable rules and the facts of your case affect the options available to you.
Start with what you have.
You can call even if your paperwork is incomplete. If available, have these details nearby:
- Your citation, charge, or DMV notice
- Any court date or hearing deadline
- Questions about your license or representation
Calling our firm does not itself request a DMV hearing or change a court date.
Questions before you call.
General information only. California DMV DUI information · California Courts record relief
