DUI Defense Attorneys | Victory Legal, PLLC

Time is not on Your Side,
We Are!

After an arrest contact us within 48 hours

Our Process

Washington State has one of the toughest laws in the nation on driving under the influence of intoxicants. Our highly experienced defense team stands ready to give you the most competent legal defense. Immediately after you or someone who has received a DUI arrest, your next steps can have an important and irreversible impact on the outcome of the case.

The Victory Legal team is here to provide you the urgent legal advice you need right over the telephone.

We diligently examine and then prepare for the DOL hearing and work toward building solid defenses in the court case as well. We examine your entire case from the moment you were initially stopped by the police to the moment when the breath ticket is printed by the Draeger machine, and every event that occurred in-between. We know the winning strategies and work very hard to obtain the best possible outcomes for our clients in both parts of the DUI case.

Your Basic Rights

1. You have the right to remain silent. You don’t have to answer questions from the police at the roadside about whether or not you drank alcohol or smoked marijuana.
2. You have the right to refuse field sobriety tests and roadside portable breath tests.
3. You have the right to continue to remain silent after you’re arrested, and not answer any further questions.
4. You have the right to consult with an attorney before deciding whether or not to take a breath or blood test after you’ve been arrested.

Your local defense team

Charges

DUI

A person is guilty of DUI if he drives a vehicle with an alcohol concentration of .08 or higher, a THC concentration of higher than 5.00 ng, or is appreciably affected by alcohol or drugs.

Potential outcomes may include:

Reduction to a lesser charge, such as Reckless or Negligent driving,in order to avoid mandatory jail time
Mandatory fines and fees
Up to 5 years of probation
Suspension or revocation of your driver’s license
Other severe consequences

Practice Areas

Our Process

The Victory Legal team is here to provide you the urgent legal advice you need right over the telephone.

Basic rights & other information

1. You have the right to remain silent. You don’t have to answer questions from the police at the roadside about whether or not you drank alcohol or smoked marijuana.
2. You have the right to refuse field sobriety tests and roadside portable breath tests.
3. You have the right to continue to remain silent after you’re arrested, and not answer any further questions.
4. You have the right to consult with an attorney before deciding whether or not to take a breath or blood test after you’ve been arrested.

Charges

DUI

A person is guilty of DUI if he drives a vehicle with an alcohol concentration of .08 or higher, a THC concentration of higher than 5.00 ng, or is appreciably affected by alcohol or drugs.

Potential outcomes may include:

Reduction to a lesser charge, such as Reckless or Negligent driving,in order to avoid mandatory jail time
Mandatory fines and fees
Up to 5 years of probation
Suspension or revocation of your driver’s license
Other severe consequences

Practice Areas

Your local defense team

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Never Waive Your Right to Counsel.

Our office Locates at 222 Grand Avenue, Ste A Bellingham, WA 98225. To speak with us or to find a time to sit down in-person for a consultation, reach out online or by phone at 360 685 4221.

State law allows persons arrested for DUI to speak to a lawyer before taking a breath or blood test. Tell the arresting police officer that you want to speak with an attorney. Give us a call, (360) 685-4221.