Got a DUI in California? Don't Panic — Get Help.
A DUI can trigger separate DMV, insurance, court, program, and reinstatement requirements. We help California drivers understand the administrative process and organize the next steps. Free case review — no obligation.
California DUI license support
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Free Case Review
Tell us about your situation. We’ll assess your timeline, deadlines, and options — completely free.
Personalized Roadmap
We create a step-by-step plan: DMV hearing, SR-22 filing, DUI classes, IID, and full reinstatement.
Get Your License Back
We guide you through every step until your license is fully reinstated. Most cases resolved in 4-6 months.
The system is confusing. The path isn't.
The 10-Day Rule
After a DUI arrest, you have exactly 10 days to request a DMV hearing — or your license is automatically suspended. Most people don’t know this.
Two Separate Cases
Your DUI creates two cases: criminal court (needs a lawyer) and DMV administrative action (that’s where we come in). Both need attention.
SR-22 Insurance Required
California requires SR-22 insurance for 3 years after a DUI. We help you find affordable SR-22 policies and file same-day.
DUI Class Enrollment
Required DUI education programs range from 3-18 months depending on offense. We match you with DHCS-approved programs near you.
IID Installation
Ignition Interlock Device may be required for 6-48 months. We guide you through the installation process and approved providers.
Transparent Pricing
Our plans start at $595. No hidden fees. Payment plans available. We’ll tell you exactly what you need — even if you can do some steps yourself.
You don't have to figure this out alone.
DUI-related license issues can involve the DMV, insurance filings, required programs, and reinstatement steps. Our bilingual team helps organize those administrative requirements from the first review through the next stage of your license-recovery process.
Your road back starts here.
A few quick questions. No obligation — just a clear picture of where you stand.
When were you arrested?
This determines your timeline and deadlines