In most first-time DUI cases, your drivers license will not be affected until there is a conviction (either at trial or through a plea agreement). However, this is not always the case, ask your attorney about your specific situation. If you have prior DUI convictions or outstanding traffic tickets, there might be other complications with your drivers license.
The court can also revoke your driver’s license if you refuse to take an alcohol test at the scene. You do have the right to challenge these administrative decisions through the DMV. Our experienced DUI lawyers can help you navigate the complicated process and ensure that the court does not suspend your driving privileges prematurely or without due process.