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Will my court summons be tossed out if my last name changed?

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Answered by attorney David B Harrison (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Miller & Harrison, LLC
The fact your last name is now different, it will not have any impact on the case. It makes sense to consult a lawyer to get an idea of what your options are, and how the case is likely to go.  If your license was taken from you, and you were given a "Notice of Revocation", you need to request a DMV hearing on the revocation of your license within 7 days of getting this notice.  
The fact your last name is now different, it will not have any impact on the case. It makes sense to consult a lawyer to get an idea of what your options are, and how the case is likely to go.  If your license was taken from you, and you were given a "Notice of Revocation", you need to request a DMV hearing on the revocation of your license within 7 days of getting this notice.  
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What are we looking at as far as punishment for a DUI probation violation?

Answered by attorney Jason William Savela
DUI/DWI lawyer at The Savela Law Firm, P.C.
It sounds like your fiance has nearly completed everything. Keep that up. The new charges are probation violations. Getting them fixed the right way will solve the probation violation. For example, if charged with Driving Under Suspension, but only convicted of speeding or some other lesser charge, then likely no prob revo. Also, if fiance pleads guilty to a moving violation when he was suspended, it suspends him for a year even if the DUS is not a conviction. Beware.
It sounds like your fiance has nearly completed everything. Keep that up. The new charges are probation violations. Getting them fixed the right way will solve the probation violation. For example, if charged with Driving Under Suspension, but only convicted of speeding or some other lesser charge, then likely no prob revo. Also, if fiance pleads guilty to a moving violation when he was suspended, it suspends him for a year even if the DUS is not a conviction. Beware.
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On your first offense, if convicted for a DWAI, does the DMV typically make you install an interlock device and how long do you have to have it?

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Answered by attorney Steven Joseph Pisani (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at The Law Offices of Steven J. Pisani, LLC
The DMV typically has a hearing to determine the length of revocation and the reinstatement requirements. The interlock requirements vary depending on certain circumstances like your BAC and prior driving record.
The DMV typically has a hearing to determine the length of revocation and the reinstatement requirements. The interlock requirements vary depending on certain circumstances like your BAC and prior driving record.
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