A DUI can be a confusing, embarrassing, and taxing process that goes on for years. This includes Probation Officers, DMV, Court Costs, Monitoring requirements and getting it all done without the ability to drive.
Luckily we're here. Check out some of the info posted below, on the Resource Page, or give us a call.
Getting a DUI is traumatic event. Especially for individuals that have no experience with the criminal justice system. It's quite normal to experience shame, guilt, embarrassment, anger, or depression following an arrest. However, these powerful and somewhat negative emotions while normal are unhelpful. Beating yourself up rarely does anything positive.
The ultimate question is "what do I do now"?
FAQ
HOW DO I GET MY COLORADO DRIVERS LICENSE BACK?
Everyone's case is different but generally speaking Driver's that have had their license suspended per a DUI will need an Affidavit of Enrollment sent to the DMV. Demonstrating that you are in treatment is typically the first step. Remember that even if you are not convicted of a DUI, the DMV will often require treatment.
MY CURRENT TREATMENT PROVIDER IS PROBLEMATIC. IS IT HARD TO SWITCH?
Unfortunately many providers are motivated by financial incentives and not helping clients. However, the only thing needed to transfer to another DUI treatment provider is a "DRS". Additionally providers are required to provide a DRS within 10 days.