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    DWI / DUI Lawyer in Washington

    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 Washington

    Typical fineRoughly $1,000–$5,000 with mandatory minimums and assessments for a first offense
    License pointsNo points — DUI triggers direct DOL license action instead
    Insurance impactExpect premiums to roughly double, plus SR-22 filing for three years after reinstatement.
    License risk90-day administrative suspension for a first offense over .08, with only 7 days to request a DOL hearing after arrest.

    Frequently asked questions

    What's the very first deadline after a Washington DUI arrest?

    Seven days. That's how long you have to request a Department of Licensing hearing to fight the administrative suspension — a completely separate track from the criminal case. Miss it and the suspension proceeds regardless of what happens in court, so contact an attorney immediately.

    What are the penalties for a first Washington DUI?

    It's a gross misdemeanor with mandatory minimums even for a first offense — at least 24 consecutive hours in jail (or electronic home monitoring) below a .15 BAC, more above it, plus fines, a license suspension, and an ignition interlock requirement. Refusing the breath test raises the stakes further.

    Why won't anyone quote a flat fee for DUI defense?

    Because the honest answer depends on evidence nobody has examined yet — the stop, the field tests, the breath machine's maintenance records, the blood draw. Washington DUI defense starts with a consultation so an attorney can review your specific case before talking strategy or cost.

    Can a Washington DUI be reduced?

    Reductions to reckless driving or negligent driving first degree are common outcomes when the evidence has problems — but they depend entirely on your facts, your record, and the jurisdiction. An attorney can tell you what's realistic after reviewing discovery.

    How do I get connected with a DUI lawyer?

    Request a consultation and we'll connect you with a licensed Washington DUI attorney who reviews your arrest, your 7-day DOL deadline, and your options — before you owe anyone a decision.

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