It’s one of the first—and most stressful—questions people ask after being arrested for a DUI:“Am I going to jail?” If you were recently arrested for DUI in Kitsap, Thurston, or Clarke Counties, you’re not alone. In Thurston County and cities…
If you’re facing a DUI in Kitsap or Thurston County, your first Google search might be “how much does a DUI lawyer cost?” But the real question isn’t just about attorney fees—it’s about the long-term cost of not hiring an…
Being charged with your first DUI (Driving Under the Influence) in Washington State is a stressful experience. Understanding the process can ease your nerves. In Kitsap County and Thurston County, DUI cases follow Washington’s standard procedures, but there are local…
Getting arrested or convicted for a DUI in Washington State can come with a lot of confusion — especially when it comes to your driver’s license. One of the most pressing questions we hear is: “How long will my license…
If you’re stopped for suspected DUI in Washington and you are asked to take a breath test, the way you respond can have serious legal consequences. Many drivers wonder whether refusing to blow into a breathalyzer — either at the…
Facing a DUI charge in Washington State can be intimidating — especially when you’re unsure what to expect or whether there is any hope for a reduction or dismissal. The truth is, many DUI cases don’t end in a conviction…
If you’ve been arrested for DUI in Washington State and didn’t take a breathalyzer test—or didn’t receive a result—you may be wondering if the case will just go away. Unfortunately, the answer is no. You can still be charged and…
Why The City Or County Matters in Your Washington DUI Case If you’ve recently been arrested for DUI in Washington, you might assume the laws and penalties are the same across the entire state—and technically, that’s true. Washington has a…
If you are facing a DUI or a related offense in Washington, you may be required to install an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) for several different reasons. The requirement can come from either the criminal court process or the Washington…
Many clients believe that if a past criminal charge was reduced to a lesser offense, dismissed after a deferred prosecution, occurred as a juvenile, or otherwise resolved without a conviction, it no longer exists for future legal purposes. Unfortunately, that…
