DUI With Property Damage Lawyer
Delaware DUI With Property Damage Lawyer
In the state of Delaware a drunk driving charge, even a first-time offense can severely complicate your life. You may face fines, court costs, license suspension as well as other legal ramifications. Additionally, property damage at the time of the DUI can add further consequences and cost to your DUI charges.
First of all, the extent of the property damage will determine whether the judge views your DUI as a misdemeanor or a felony. Work with a Delaware DWI Defense Lawyer to protect your rights throughout the entire legal process.
Please contact Delaware Drunk Driving Lawyer Ronald D. Phillips if you have been charged with a DUI involving property damage in Delaware. You can reach our Delaware law office at 302-855-9300.
You can also click here to email Georgetown Delaware DWI Defense Lawyer Ronald D. Phillips. Mr. Phillips offers free consultations to those arrested for DUI in Kent County, Delaware and Sussex County, Delaware.
DUI Involving Property Damage Penalties In Delaware
There are numerous legal, financial and administrative penalties you will face if convicted of DUI in Delaware:
- Fines
- Court costs
- Mandatory license suspension
- Possible Ignition Interlock Device (IID) implementation
- Restitution for property damage
- and Jail sentence
Let A Sussex County DUI Lawyer Help You
There are numerous ways to defend a first time DUI in Delaware. Such as, in an ideal scenario, we hope to obtain a ruling of charges dismissed. However, in other cases, we aim to see your charges downgraded to reckless driving alcohol related. Retaining a skilled Delaware DUI Defense Lawyer can ensure effective handling of your DUI case.
However, while we always aim for the best possible outcome, we cannot guarantee any particular outcome or result. Let us put our experience and in-depth knowledge of Delaware DUI Laws to work for you.
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