At Hendrick & Henry Law, we take the approach that each and every Georgia DUI (driving under the influence) case can be won!

Our attorneys have handled tens of thousands of cases throughout their careers.

For the past 17 years we have gained a reputation in the community as lawyers who go the extra mile to defend their clients. While Joseph and Troy have turned their skillset and attention to serving the needs of injured clients, our DUI practice still strikes fear in the heart of a prosecutor.

Attorney Ben Mozingo is a fierce advocate for our clients. Ben has completed the same course work as the officer who arrested you. Ben is also certified in Standardized Field Sobriety Evaluation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and he is well versed in putting this knowledge to work for you.

THE “30 Day Letter”

One of the most severe consequences of a Georgia DUI is the year-long administrative license suspension (“ALS”) that will occur if you don’t take action within 30 days of your arrest.  If you refuse to provide a sample for the exact test the officer requests (blood, breath or urine), or if you provide a sample and the amount of alcohol in your system is in excess of .08, your license will be suspended for an entire 12 months on the 45th day following your arrest.  This is also true if you are charged with DUI – Drugs. While you have a constitutional right to refuse these tests, remember that driving is a privilege in Georgia–not a right. Ignorance of this law is not an excuse and there is no recourse for those who fail to take appropriate and timely action.

We all have to earn a living to provide for ourselves and those we love. Most of us need a license to get to and from work. Saving your license from suspension can be the single-most important benefit of contacting an attorney immediately after your arrest. Make sure you give your lawyer ample time to file the necessary paperwork with the Department of Drivers’ Services to ensure you don’t lose before you even get to court.