Mitch Durham Attorney at Law

Street Address	301 Washington Avenue N.E.
City	Marietta
State/Province	Georgia
Zipcode	30060 -2025
Phone	770-427-0743
Fax	770-425-0903
Website	http://www.mitchdurhamlaw.com/

Georgia DUI Lawyer

Accomplished Legal Counsel

When it comes to defending clients against criminal charges, a lawyer with experience is a must. With more than 30 years of experience, Attorney Mitch Durham has handled thousands of criminal cases and appeals.

His singular focus is criminal defense. Each case is thoroughly investigated, analyzed and all avenues are explored. Clients can expect a full examination of the charge or conviction and a complete understanding of the special process of appeals.

Clients are the focus at the office of Mitch Durham Attorney at Law, he will always make decisions based on his client’s best interests.

Advocacy and Experience in Criminal Defense

Whether you are facing a traffic citation, drug offenses, homicide charges, or any other criminal offenses, you need an attorney who has more than two decades’ of experience handling the broad spectrum of criminal defense.

When it comes to appeals, which have their own set of rules and regulations, chose an attorney with extensive experience in appellate work. Attorney Mitch Durham has handled countless appeals with successful outcomes.

You want to hire Mitch Durham because:

Mitch has won many appeals that have resulted a reversals in death penalty cases
Mitch has numerous successes in represented dui cases from requital to getting charges dismissed.
Mitch has been involved with many drug cases that that resulted in reduced charges and case dismissals
Mitch has many years experience with juvenile cases. He has handled many cases where juvenile was charges as adult plus he got charges reduced.

Marietta DUI Defense Attorney

Georgia Drunk Driving Lawyer

Attorney Mitch Durham has been helping people charged with DUI offenses for more than 20 years. After a thorough investigation of your situation, it may be possible get the charges dropped or reduced. Also, retaining your driving privileges may be a possibility. Although you should be aware that none of this will happen if you do not act quickly.

Upon Your Arrest, You Only Have 10 Days to Request an Administrative Hearing

If you have been charged with driving under the influence, you have only 10 days from the date of the arrest to request an administrative hearing to appeal the suspension of your driver’s license. Failure to do so will result in the automatic suspension of your license.

This is important enough that it bears repeating: You have only 10 days from the date of the arrest to request an administrative hearing or you will lose your driver’s license.

This applies to anyone facing their first offense, but also for a second offense as well. Repeat offenders face loss of driving privileges and may be required to use an ignition interlock system before driving rights are restored.