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Greg Willis has been successful at defending DUI cases (over 93% without a conviction)
He's the only lawyer in the State of Georgia to ever be recognized for all three of these accomplishments.
1.
Received the Samurai Lawyer Award for having gone to jail for a total of 4 days in order to save his own client
2.
Received the BadAss Lawyer Award for the biggest impact of all DUI lawyers in DUI defense in the country
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Received the vote of Georgia Lawyers as a Superlawyer in DUI Law for 10 straight consecutive years
"Attorney Greg Willis is someone I am truly thankful to have had in my corner during one of my most stressful times. He goes above and beyond and has your best interest at heart. I couldn’t recommend him more to anyone in need of someone to represent them as they deal with a DUI."
- Juan Castilla
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Atlanta Criminal Trial Attorney Greg Willis Testifying in front of the Georgia House of Representatives
Assistance from a Trusted Atlanta DUI Attorney
Those charged with DUI in Georgia have 30 calendar days to request a hearing with the Department of Driver Services (DDS) and make your case against their administrative license suspension (ALS). For those charged with DUI—especially for the first time—this a troubling, stressful time and that 30 calendar day window is easy to miss.
At Willis Law Firm, their team understands how important it is for most people to retain their driving privileges while they await their DUI trial. That is why they offer affordable and streamlined assistance with appealing your ALS. Not only do they act quickly on your behalf, but do so for no additional cost to you.
Fight for your driving privileges today. Contact the firm to speak to a dedicated Atlanta DUI lawyer for assistance.
If you refused a blood, breath, or urine test, you will have been given this temporary license. The same is true if you attempted these DUI tests, but were mistakenly reported as refusing these tests. You have 30 calendar days from the arrest to request a hearing at the Department of Driver Services (DDS). If you fail do to so, you will automatically lose your license, even before you present your defense in court, and even if you are acquitted of your charges in the end. If you take advantage of your right to request a DDS hearing, however, you may be able to defend your driving privileges.
After a DUI arrest in Georgia, you could lose your license for:
- One year for the first license suspension
- Three years for the second DUI arrest
- Five years for a third accusation
Our Firm’s Approach to Your Case
According to Georgia Law, those accused of a DUI have 30 calendar days from the time of their arrest to appeal their ALS with a DDS hearing. To do so requires sending a $150 filing fee, along with letters seeking the appeal.
Willis Law Firm offers assistance with this process for only $157: $150 for the DDS filing fee and $7 for the certified mail cost. They not only mail, but fax the filing documents to DDS, so those appealing can rest assured that the necessary documents arrive immediately and the 30 calendar day requirement is satisfied.
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Willis Law Firm offer this appeals filing assistance as a no-obligation service. However, if you are looking for further assistance with their ALS appeal or your upcoming criminal trial, they can help. Their seasoned legal team brings more than 20 years of experience to their cases and are prepared to help navigate your DUI charge to its best possible conclusion both in and out of the courtroom.
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Client Reviews
If you’re facing legal troubles and want to make sure you’re hiring the best lawyer to fight your case, the Willis Law Firm is the place to call. Their attorneys are extremely knowledgeable and go above and beyond to make sure their clients receive the best outcome possible. The office staff has always been extremely helpful and compassionate through each step of the way. Greg has helped me and my family with a few cases over the years and we’ve always received a great outcome. He and his staff are the best in the field. There’s a reason why other attorneys hire Greg to handle their cases! Highly recommend their services. You won’t be disappointed.