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    DWI / DUI Lawyer in Illinois

    A DWI or DUI charge threatens your license, your record, and sometimes your freedom. These cases need real defense work — evidence review, procedural challenges, and negotiation. Start with a consultation so an attorney can evaluate your specific case.

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    What a dwi / dui costs in Illinois

    Typical fineUp to $2,500 first offense (plus fees, evaluation, and program costs)
    License pointsNo points — DUI drives revocation directly
    Insurance impactAn Illinois DUI conviction typically doubles or triples premiums and requires high-risk SR-22 coverage for three years.
    License riskStatutory summary suspension (6 months on a failed test, 12 on refusal) starts on the 46th day after notice; a first conviction brings a minimum 1-year revocation, with MDDP/BAIID permits available to qualifying first offenders.

    Frequently asked questions

    What is Illinois' statutory summary suspension?

    An automatic administrative suspension — 6 months for failing chemical testing, 12 for refusing — that takes effect on the 46th day after your notice, independent of the criminal case. A petition to rescind can be filed and heard before it starts, but only if you move quickly with counsel.

    Why do DUI cases start with a consultation instead of a quote?

    Because an Illinois DUI is a Class A criminal prosecution whose defense depends on the squad video, field sobriety administration, breath or blood procedure, and your record. An attorney has to see that file before any honest strategy — or price — exists.

    Can I keep driving after a first Illinois DUI arrest?

    Qualifying first offenders can obtain a Monitoring Device Driving Permit (MDDP) with a breath interlock and drive through the summary suspension. Setting that up correctly and on time is one of the first things a DUI attorney handles.

    Can a first-offense Illinois DUI be beaten or reduced?

    Some are — rescinded suspensions, suppressed stops, and reductions to reckless driving all happen when the evidence has cracks. Whether yours does is precisely what the consultation and file review determine.

    What should I do right now?

    Request a consultation before the 46-day clock runs. We connect you with a licensed Illinois DUI attorney who reviews the arrest paperwork, the suspension timeline, and your realistic options — no obligation.

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