DUI Info #6: Is my License Suspended Before or After I go to Court?
Both Cincinnati and Southwestern Ohio are commuter cities: we need our cars and our licenses in order to get to work, go to the grocery, and go about your daily life.
If you are charged with a DUI and lose your license, getting to work can even be a challenge. And for some, doing their job at all becomes impossible. This is the case if you get a DUI and you have a commercial driver’s license.
There are a number of types of driver’s license suspensions:
- DUI
- Commercial driver’s license
- Failure to have proper insurance
- Failure to pay child support
- Driving while under a DUI suspension
Related pages:
- What is an ignition interlock device?
- Ohio driver’s license suspension information
- How does a DUI affect my employment?
Contact our Cincinnati DUI lawyer office.
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ATTORNEY KELLY FARRISH
Kelly Farrish always knew he wanted to be an attorney, but he the path he took to get there isn’t like most. He served five years in the United States Air Force and did two voluntary years in South Vietnam. When he returned to Cincinnati, he worked the midnight shift as a technician at Cincinnati Bell, all the while attending college full time year round for three years. He graduated Cum Laude from the University of Cincinnati. [ ATTORNEY BIO ]
"His years of experience and knowledge were clearly evident and un-refutable. From the moment we met him we had absolutely no doubt that we had complete professionalism at our service and we could not have chosen a more qualified attorney."
"I had a number of charges and ended up getting acquitted of all of them. I truly believe his knowledge and persistence is what got me through this case. I am very grateful and highly recommend him for his services."
"I highly recommend Mr. Farrish. He is very thorough and is well liked by all of the courts. A genuine attorney and you couldn't find a better in the area."
"The absolute best DUI lawyer in the tri state. Just short of a miracle worker"
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