Sanpete County, Utah DWI Attorneys

The offense of drunk driving in Utah is referred to as driving under the influence or DUI. It can also be called driving while intoxicated or DWI. Drunk driving is a serious charge, with severe penalties and long-term consequences.

It is important to note that an arrest does not mean you are guilty or will be convicted. You still have rights, and an experienced and qualified DUI lawyer will ensure that they are protected.

Defending against a Utah DWI is difficult and it requires a certain set of skills. You need a criminal defense law firm that has both the legal experience and technical skills to challenge the testimony and physical evidence against you. Sanpete County Utah DWI Attorneys Schatz, Anderson & Uday practice criminal law with a focus on the defense of those charged with alcohol-related offenses in Utah. They understand the DWI court system and Utah DWI laws well. In fact, Attorney Jason Schatz recently became the FIRST DUI lawyer in the State of Utah to become Board Certified in DUI Defense by the National College of DUI Defense (NCDD) - one of less than 50 attorneys in the United States to have earned that certification. Our attorneys have much the same specialized training in DWI Detection and Field Sobriety Testing Course as the police, giving them unique insight into errors in procedure and policy.

Their experience and training give Manti DWI Attorneys Schatz, Anderson & Uday an edge that can make a difference in the outcome of your case.

To request a free consultation to learn more about your specific charges, your legal options, the law firm and their fees, contact Sanpete County DWI Lawyers Schatz, Anderson & Uday by filling out the form to the left or calling (888) 475-2384. The meeting is free and there is no obligation, so contact them now.

About Your Driver's License
During an arrest for drunk driving in Sanpete County the officer typically takes your license and gives you a temporary driving permit. That permit will expire after 30 days, during which time the State of Utah will file a civil case against you to suspend your license for a longer period of time. You can petition the Department of Motor Vehicles for a special hearing and try to keep your driver ' s license. You must file a petition however within 10 calendar days of your arrest or you will automatically lose your driving privileges.

According to Utah DWI laws, a DWI offender cannot request a restricted license for travel between home and work or school. The DMV hearing is your only option. The good news is that there are many ways to win at the hearing, and having legal representation increases your chances of keeping your license. For immediate help contact Manti DWI Lawyers Schatz, Anderson & Uday.

Even a first offense for driving while intoxicated in Utah can result in jail, community service, fines and fees, loss of license, mandatory alcohol counseling and even the installation of an ignition interlock device in your vehicle. If convicted for drunk driving there are minimum mandatory sentences that are stipulated by the state legislature and must be imposed by the judge. The severity of the penalties for drunk driving in Utah increases if you have prior DUI offenses, had a very high blood alcohol content at the time of arrest or caused an accident with injury.

Each case is unique, so to learn more about your situation and the potential penalties, contact Sanpete County Utah DWI Lawyers Schatz, Anderson & Uday. They will gladly provide a free review of your case.

Utah DWI Attorneys Steve Anderson, Charles Stewart, Rich Uday and Jason Schatz

In addition to providing excellent legal representation, the law firm of Schatz, Anderson & Uday offers personal service. They will listen to your needs, answer your questions and then explain how they will mount an aggressive and thorough defense on your behalf. Throughout your case they will be available for information on developments and case status.

Manti Utah DWI Attorneys Schatz, Anderson & Uday will use several opportunities to seek reduction or dismissal of the charges against you, including the arraignment, pre-trial conference, motions hearing and trial. If you are found guilty, you also have the option of filing an appeal.

Salt Lake DWI Lawyers Schatz, Anderson & Uday want to provide you peace of mind while working to get you the best possible result.

For a free initial consultation, contact Sanpete County Utah DWI Attorneys Schatz, Anderson & Uday by filling out the consultation request form to the left or calling (888) 475-2384. But remember that time is important. For immediate help with both your license and your criminal case, call now.