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A DUI arrest can change your life in an instant. From losing your driver’s license to facing jail time, fines, and a permanent criminal record, the consequences are serious and long-lasting. Florida has some of the toughest DUI laws in the country, and prosecutors are quick to pursue convictions. At Novo Law, we know how overwhelming this situation can feel—and we’re here to fight for you every step of the way.
The best defense starts with the right legal team. Our DUI attorneys know how to challenge the evidence, question police procedures, and protect your rights. While you focus on your life, family, and career, we focus on building the strongest possible defense to protect your future.
Standard DUI
Driving with a BAC of 0.08% or higher or showing visible signs of impairment.
Underage DUI
Drivers under 21 can face charges with a BAC as low as 0.02%.
Drug-Related DUI
Prescription drugs, marijuana, or even certain medications can result in DUI charges if they impair your ability to drive.
Aggravated DUI
A higher BAC, an accident with injuries, or a child in the vehicle can turn a DUI into a more serious offense.
Test Refusal
Refusing a breath or blood test can lead to automatic license suspension under Florida’s implied consent law.
Commercial DUI
Drivers with a commercial driver’s license (CDL) face stricter standards. A BAC of just 0.04% can result in a DUI charge, leading to license suspension and jeopardizing their livelihood.
Right After an Arrest
The sooner you have legal help, the better your chances of protecting your record and license.
If Your License is at Risk
You have only a short time to challenge a suspension with the DMV.
When Evidence Seems Unfair
Breathalyzers, field sobriety tests, and police reports aren’t always accurate—and they can be challenged.
With Prior Convictions
Repeat offenses carry tougher penalties, making strong representation essential.
Have you or someone close to you been arrested for DUI? You don’t have to face this alone. Your freedom, your license, and your future are on the line. At Novo Law, we know how to fight DUI charges, and we’ll stand with you every step of the way.
Arrest & Booking
You’ll be taken into custody, fingerprinted, photographed, and given a court date.
Arraignment
You’ll go before a judge, hear the charges, and enter a plea.
Pre-Trial Proceedings
This phase includes reviewing evidence, filing motions, and negotiating possible plea deals.
Trial or Resolution
If the case goes to trial, we’ll be ready with a powerful defense—or we’ll negotiate for dismissal, reduced charges, or alternative sentencing.
Thorough Investigation
We review the stop, testing procedures, and police reports to find mistakes or weaknesses.
Protecting Your Rights
If your rights were violated—whether during a traffic stop, search, or interrogation—we make sure that evidence can’t be used against you.
Customized Defense Strategy
No two DUI cases are alike. We build a defense that fits your situation and goals.
Negotiating with Prosecutors
When possible, we push for reduced charges, probation, or diversion programs instead of jail.
Aggressive Trial Representation
If your case goes to trial, we fight hard to challenge the state’s evidence and protect your future.
Guidance at Every Step
We don’t just defend you—we also keep you informed and supported throughout the process.
In many cases, yes. Your license may be suspended immediately after a DUI arrest. However, you usually have only 10 days to request a hearing with the DMV. A lawyer can often help you keep driving or secure a hardship license.
Yes. Even a first DUI can result in jail, fines, license suspension, and a permanent record. Having a lawyer could mean the difference between a conviction and a reduced penalty—or even dismissal.
Yes, if the police made mistakes during the stop, if the testing equipment was unreliable, or if the evidence doesn’t hold up. We fight to get charges reduced or dismissed whenever possible.
Some cases resolve in a few months, while others take longer if they go to trial. We keep you updated and push for the quickest and most favorable resolution.
Refusing usually results in an automatic license suspension and can hurt your case in court. However, we can challenge whether the officer followed proper procedure when requesting the test.
