You Need an Experienced Missouri DWI Drivers License Hearing Attorney

Representing drivers' rights at administrative license hearings

In Missouri, the administrative suspension of a drivers license is an entirely separate matter from criminal charge of Driving While under the Influence (DWI). Even if you beat the criminal charge in court, your Missouri drivers license can still be suspended. It is important to address both procedures. The Burmaster Law Firm focuses on drivers' rights in the Kansas City metro area. We handle all aspects of drunk driving law and offer a powerful voice for clients in Missouri drivers license hearings.

For effective representation at a Missouri license suspension hearing, contact our Kansas City drivers license attorney, Paul Burmaster. We offer free initial consultations for drivers who have been charged with DWI.

Get your license back - Request a hearing - Contact our lawyer
If you have been charged with DWI in Missouri, you generally have 15 days to request an administrative drivers license hearing. If you refuse to take a breath test in Missouri, you have 30 days to request a hearing. If you do not request one, your drivers license will be suspended. The suspension may be for 30 days, for as long as 1 year, or longer, depending on a variety of factors.

In Missouri, license hearings can be difficult to win. An experienced Missouri DWI attorney can fight to get your license back, lessen penalties, and keep your insurance rates low.

Commercial Drivers License

If you have a CDL, the rules are different for you.  Please contact us immediately if you have a CDL and you are stopped for DWI or DUI.  Your options are different than the average driver and you may lose the ability to drive with a CDL for 1 year, or forever.  Don't fool around with your future employment, contact us immediately to see if we can help and if we can keep you from losing your CDL.

Hire an experienced Missouri license hearing attorney
We have been told by clients many times that the arresting officer said, "You don't need a lawyer." Nonsense. We strongly advise you to have counsel in this situation.

If you have received a suspension notice, call or e-mail an experienced Missouri DWI attorney. Learn about your rights in a free initial consultation. Contact our Missouri drivers license hearing attorney, Paul Burmaster.