When you team up with NextLaw, the burden of navigating the DUI process shifts from your shoulders to ours. Whether you're facing your first offense or have prior DUI arrests, NextLaw offers top-tier legal services to help you steer clear of jail time, hefty court fees, and maintain your driving privileges:

  • Challenge Legal Authority: Question the validity of the traffic stop or initial contact by law enforcement.
  • Scrutinize Field Sobriety Tests: Examine the execution of field sobriety tests to ensure compliance with NHTSA standards.
  • Thorough Breath & Blood Test Analysis: Dive deep into breath and blood test procedures to identify any discrepancies.
  • Expert Cross-Examination: Skillfully cross-examine officers in court and at administrative hearings.
  • Witness Support: Locate and call upon witnesses to provide alibis and support your case.
  • Explore Alternative Explanations: Present alternative theories for observed behaviors attributed to impairment.
  • Negotiate Plea Bargains: Advocate for reduced charges to mitigate the consequences of a DUI conviction.
  • Trial Preparation: Prepare motions to suppress evidence, dismiss charges, and confidently represent you in trial by jury.
  • Continuous Support: Stay accessible to address any questions or concerns about your case and its progress.

Our firm handles the entire DOL process, including submitting your hearing request & covering the $375 hearing request fee. Let NextLaw stand by your side & fight for your rights.

ADVANTAGES OF CHOOSING NEXTLAW FOR YOUR DUI DEFENSE

Protect Your Rights During a Legal Questioning

You can expect questioning from prosecutors and police officers after an arrest in Michigan. The professionals recommend that you politely decline to answer any of their questions while requesting a lawyer.

Advise You During Your Arraignment

The court will hold an arraignment hearing after your arrest. During this hearing, the court provides information about the charges you face, and you have a chance to enter a plea of:

• Guilty

• Not Guilty

• No Contest

Handle Your Pretrial Hearings

You may have several pretrial hearings for your trial starts, including a bail hearing. We can discuss these hearings with you so you know what to expect. We may also file motions at pretrial hearings to block evidence or have your case dismissed. 

Defend You in Court

Your case may not go to court in Michigan. However, if it progresses that far, you can count on a Michigan criminal defense attorney to stand up for you. We’ve developed strategies that work to support clients like you.