When you’re pulled over for a DUI, the natural next step is to wonder, “How do I beat a less safe DUI?” At Brett Willis Law LLC, we know how intimidating this can seem. Most people who are charged with a DUI have never been to jail before, much less stood before a judge […]
As a criminal defense law firm, a common question we get asked is, “What are my rights as a criminal defendant in Georgia?” This is a question we always encourage people to ask if they aren’t already. If you know your rights, you’ll know what fair treatment entails. You also won’t miss out on […]
There are often many worries running through the minds of those charged with a DUI, particularly “How long will a DUI conviction stay on my record?” This an understandable question — in the worst-case scenario, you want to know how much this conviction will affect you. The answer is not often one people are […]
Georgia bail bonds involve making a payment that allows you to get out of jail before your trial takes place. Understandably, many people have questions on this process, like “How much will I have to pay?” or “What if I can’t pay the bail bond amount?” In this article, we’ll take a look at some […]
When someone has been charged with a DUI, understandably, one of the things they’re most concerned about is, “What are the consequences of a DUI?” The consequences depend on how many DUIs you’ve been convicted of in a 10-year period. In this blog post, we’ll look at some of them. Consequences of a DUI for […]
The statute of limitations for a DUI is two years. The two years begins on the date when the crime was committed, which is usually the same date as when you were arrested. If you’re wondering what the statute of limitations is and how it affects you, read on to find out more. What Does […]
One of the most common questions we get at Brett Willis Law LLC is, “What is the effect of a DUI and nursing license?” When nurses get charged with DUIs, they come to us very concerned about their nursing licenses. This is an understandable question, and with the Georgia Nursing Board’s regulations, there is […]
One of the most common questions we get is, “What is the difference between a less safe DUI and per se DUI?” If you’ve been charged with a DUI, you might have the words “less safe” or “per se” written on your citation. These terms can be confusing for many. Is one charge more […]