Criminal Defense Lawyer Serving Oviedo, Florida
Facing criminal charges can be among the most difficult ordeals that you can face in your lifetime. Not only can you lose your freedom, but your reputation and your ability to live your life are on the line. The Oviedo criminal defense attorneys at Alers Law Firm provide clients with vigorous legal representation when you find yourself in the criminal justice system.
You can take back some control when you call the Alers Law Firm to schedule a free initial consultation. While it may not end your predicament, you can take some comfort in knowing that you have an experienced and knowledgeable attorney on your side, working to obtain the best possible outcome in your case.
Call (407) 930-4888 for a consultation in English or Spanish so that we can help you get the justice you deserve.
Experienced & Highly Rated Criminal Defense Lawyers in Oviedo, FL
With years of experience and leadership in numerous misdemeanor trials, The Alers Law Firm has established a distinguished reputation, including the honor of being admitted to the Supreme Court of the United States. Our firm has handled a broad spectrum of cases—from drug crimes to domestic violence—always advocating fiercely for our clients.
Our dedication to the community and our clients has earned us strong reviews on Avvo and Google as well as recognition from respected legal organizations. At The Alers Law Firm, we pair expert legal strategy with genuine commitment, making us a trusted name in the legal profession.
Florida DUI Laws
Like every state, Florida has laws that prohibit you from driving when you have a blood alcohol content of .08 or greater. This level creates a presumption that you are intoxicated. You could still be convicted with a lower Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) if you are believed to be intoxicated. You also may not drive with certain controlled substances in your system.
When you get a driver’s license in Florida, you give implied consent for the officer to administer a Breathalyzer test upon a traffic stop that is based on reasonable suspicion of drunk driving. If you refuse the test, you will face a mandatory license suspension of one year for the first refusal.