Olathe Felony DUI Lawyers

Free Consultations to Avoid a Criminal Conviction

Felony DUI Penalties

While your first or second DUI will result in misdemeanor sentencing, a subsequent conviction could lead to a felony conviction. This could mean up to a year in jail, fines of up to $2,500, and suspension of your license. You need the help of an experienced team of Olathe felony DUI lawyers to build a strong case in your defense and avoid a conviction.

At Duma Law Offices, we can help. We offer more than 40 years of combined experience to give you the best chance at a favorable outcome.

Call (913) 225-8555 now or contact Duma Law Offices online to schedule your free, 30-minute consultation about your case.

When Is a DUI a Felony?

As a driver, you are expected to abide by the laws of the road. This means when you are repeatedly found to be operating a vehicle while intoxicated, you could suffer greater consequences.

You could face a felony DUI if:

• The charge was your third within 10 years of the second DUI conviction
• This was your fourth DUI

Those penalties can also be enhanced if there was a child under the age of 14 in your vehicle at the time of the arrest, or if you caused any injuries or damage to property.

Defending DUI Cases Throughout Kansas & Missouri

The consequences of a felony DUI can be severe, resulting in your having to serve a lengthy jail sentence and pay huge fines. These kinds of penalties can make it impossible to get your life back on track, so it is important that you defend yourself against a conviction. At Duma Law Offices, our Olathe felony DUI attorneys can help you tell your side of the story and make sure you get the best possible outcome for your situation.

You may be able to have your charges reduced or dropped by proving that:

• Police made an unlawful stop
• Field sobriety tests were improperly administered
• You were a victim of entrapment
• You did not know you were intoxicated

The sooner you call our firm, the better our chances will be at uncovering evidence that could prove crucial to the outcome of your case. We understand how difficult your situation feels, and we are confident in our ability to defend against the allegations made by law enforcement and prosecutors.

Call (913) 225-8555 or contact us online now to get started.