Denver DMV Hearing Attorney at Colorado Department of Motor Vehicle
Your Colorado driving privilege is in jeopardy if you are facing suspension or revocation and have upcoming DMV hearing scheduled. If you have received a letter from the Department of Motor Vehicle or a Notice from the officer that charged you with DUI informing you of your right to a DMV Administrative Per Se or Refusal Hearing, you must act quickly. You have seven (7) days to request a hearing.
DMV in Colorado will also send notice of suspension if you have too many points. Sometimes it is possible to get a “red” license also considered a restricted license that allows you to drive to work, school, and other limited and necessary purposes. There are conditions set by the State of Colorado for obtaining a red license.
Philip M. Smith has over 35 years of legal experience
as a private defense attorney,
as a former judge and district attorney
practicing in all areas of criminal defense law.
A Colorado DMV hearing determines the circumstances surrounding your traffic ticket or moving violation offense and a Colorado DMV Hearing Officer makes a determination about the validity of the suspension of your license. These hearings are informal, but testimony is under oath. The Hearing Officer will explain the purpose of the hearing and the decisions he will have to make. You do not have to testify but you will have the opportunity to ask questions. It is important to note that the Hearing Officer cannot offer you legal guidance.
Philip M. Smith • Attorney • Denver, Colorado
Denver Colorado Traffic Tickets • DMV Hearings
Free Consultation • 303-333-8900 • Email
Do you need a lawyer for a DMV hearing? It is always a good idea to have legal counsel present with so much at stake. As driver license matters are administrative, you have no right to an attorney if you cannot afford one. I will provide aggressive and effective guidance at your hearing. As a knowledgeable DMV hearings attorney familiar with the complicated workings of Colorado Department of Motor Vehicle and hearings division officers, I represent clients in all matters including:
- Alcohol offenses DUI & DWAI
- Commercial Driver Licenses or CDL
- Denied licenses due to suspensions in other states
- Driving under Suspension or DUS
- Driving under Restraint or DUR
- DUI DUID DWAI DWAID Failure to appear in court or pay tickets
- Habitual Traffic Offender
- Ignition Interlock
- Interlock Malfunction or Tampering
- Judgments
- License denied due to out-of-state suspension
- Minors & Possession of Alcohol Offenses
- No Insurance
- Out of State Reinstatement
- Out of State License Denial
- Out of State Traffic Ticket
- OJW or Outstanding Judgment Warrant
- Point Suspension
- Probationary Driver’s Licenses
- Proof of Insurance
- Red License or Restricted License
- Reinstatement
- SR-22 Insurance
- Suspension
- Unpaid Traffic Ticket
- Vehicular assault & vehicular homicide
As I prepare for a hearing, in some circumstances I will employ investigators, medical and forensic experts to examine the evidence. I have obtained very positive results at DMV hearings allowing my clients to retain their driver’s license or receive a probationary license. I want you to be able to continue to drive to work or school and take care of your needs.
DMV Colorado Traffic Violation Hearings for Out of State Residents
If you have received a traffic ticket or require Colorado reinstatement, it may not be necessary to return for court appearances or DMV administrative matters. In most instances, I will be able to attend to all court and Colorado Department of Motor Vehicle matters in your behalf.
Department of Motor Vehicle
Hearings Division
1881 Pierce Street, #106
Lakewood, CO 80214
303-205-5606, 303-205-5700 FAX
If you have been notified of a pending Colorado DMV hearing or you have questions about a Colorado DMV hearings, please contact my law office, Philip M. Smith, Traffic and DMV Attorney, 303-333-8900 for a free confidential consultation today.
