The one thing you never want to have to contend with is getting a warrant for your arrest. I often see in my own practice where clients fail to complete their terms in a timely manner. This could mean nothing more than paying fines or costs by deadline dates. The truth is, as long as you’re working your way towards completing classes. or community service or fines the courts will almost always give you an extension. Again, if you’re making progress the courts are very respectful of that and will almost always allow you more time to complete whatever it is you need to complete. That is the good news.

There is, however, some not so good news. It’s more of a warning than anything else. Don’t ignore a warrant. Unfortunately, I see many clients who missed deadlines and just let it go. A warrant form the courts, like anything else, collects interest. If you’re stopped or pulled over for any reason, you can immediately be taken into custody. Police can show up at your door unannounced and arrest you. Typically, if you get up in front of a judge, he’s going to add more penalties for disregarding his orders or even just order straight jail time. All of this is avoidable. If you’re uncomfortable going into court let your attorney, go for you or at least with you. Procrastination in this situation is deadly call now if you’re interested in more information.

Nobody plans to get charged or arrested for a DUI, but if you were to be convicted of a DUI, it could have devastating long term effects on your life. To make matters worse, you have to contend with not one but two government entities…..both the courts and the DMV! Don’t leave your future in the hands of an attorney who doesn’t practice DUI defense specifically.

My firm and all of my associates are exceptionally experienced in the area of DUI Defense. As a veteran California DUI lawyer, I take pride in fighting for and achieving excellent DUI results for our clients, while protecting their driver’s license and their futures!

Call the DUI MAN directly at (818) 984-2242 for a free consultation. I will protect your future.

To Warrant or not to Warrant? That is the Question…