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Being arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) can be a life altering experience.  Many people are unsure what to expect when they find themselves faced with DUI charges.  By being unprepared, DUI offenders can easily make mistakes that can cost them time, money, and even their freedom.  The fact is, most people are not familiar with California DUI law, and do not have the legal experience to avoid critical mistakes.

If you have been charged with or arrested for DUI in Marin County, the first thing you should do is contact an experienced attorney.  From the very beginning of the legal process, your attorney will provide you with valuable information and advice to protect your long-term interests.  An attorney can do many things for their DUI clients that their clients cannot do for themselves. 

An attorney can: question the arresting officer, question all witnesses, investigate the conditions surrounding the administration and results of your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) test, investigate the results and conditions of your field sobriety tests, and negotiate with prosecutors to have your charges reduced or dismissed
Since hiring an attorney can be highly advantageous to your case, it is critical that you consult with a Marin County attorney once you have been arrested for DUI.  If you are convicted of DUI, you face a variety of harsh legal consequences including:  jail time, monetary fines, license suspension, probation, and DUI School.  If you have prior DUI convictions, these consequences can be enhanced.  The risks are far too great; you need an aggressive attorney on your side.  

Marin County DUI Attorney

Attorney Robert Tayac has helped clients from all throughout Marin County combat their DUI charges with much success.  Mr. Tayac is a reputable and understanding attorney, who is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to DUI law.  Unlike other attorneys, Robert Tayac’s primary focus is DUI law. His years of DUI practice experience and winning track record speak for him. 

As a well-qualified DUI Attorney, Mr. Tayac is dedicated to his clients’ needs and to producing outstanding results on their behalf.  With professional DUI Attorney Robert Tayac on your side, your chances of successfully fighting your charges and avoiding a conviction in Marin County will greatly increase.  

Contact the Law Office of Robert Tayac for your free case evaluation!

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