DMV Appeals Process After Your License is Suspended

If you believe that the California DMV has revoked your license wrongfully, you do have some recourse.   After a DMV Findings that is not favorable, you can send an appeal to the DMV office that rendered your original decsion.   Keep in mind there is a time limit to mail the appeal and a fee that needs to be included.   Once this is complete, the appeal is sent to the main DMV office in Sacramento and there an employee will review the Findings.   It is crucial to keep in mind that only the evidence introduced in the initial DMV hearing will be reviewed no additional evidence.   Do not take chances and call the DUI Lawyers at the Law Offices of Loren M. Merlin to handle all of your California DMV issues.

Another avenue of recourse is filing a writ in the California Superior Court.   The court will review the DMV’s decision and can overturn the ruling and set aside the suspension.   Also, keep in mind that there are date deadline to file for court review.  

Please call the Los Angeles DUI Lawyers at the Law Offices of Loren M. Merlin where we primarily deal with all types of DUI charges and DMV issues.   We will use our expertise to advise, protect, and help you get the best outcome possible.