In a Washington DUI the prosecutor will tell the court that you are guilty.
The prosecutor will tell the court that you should lose your license, and go to jail.
... and that is just the beginning.

And if you think that's bad, there's much much more...

The deck is ALREADY
stacked against you!

• The police started THEIR investigation BEFORE they stopped you.
  Yes, in most cases the officer observed your driving and eventually (usually within a few hours) wrote down what the officer thinks that he saw that can be used AGAINST you.
  
• The police started THEIR investigation BEFORE they Arrested you.
  Yes, in most cases the officer asked you questions and asked you to do field sobriety tests and later wrote down more information about what he thinks that he saw that can be used AGAINST you.
  
• The police continued THEIR investigation after you were arrested.
  In most cases the officer asked you to take a breath test or a blood test and asked more questions and maybe asked you to do more physical tests and the officer wrote down more information that will be used AGAINST you.

In short, the officer will write down everything that the officer thinks you did wrong
but they rarely write down things that you did right...

If you are convicted, here's just a glimpse of what could happen to you...

• Your family will be humiliated when you have to blow into a breath testing machine every time you get in your car - if you still have a car after you get your license back.
• You will be forced to complete a two year alcohol treatment program and attend AA meetings for five years.
• You'll go to jail.

But there is hope!
Because you did a lot of things right.
Because police do make mistakes.
Because I will fight for you!

For years I have been helping good people, people just like you, to resolve their Washington State DUI.

I am Joseph A. Breidenbach, Attorney at Law and I will fight for you.

I am committed to these ideals

• You are innocent unless proven guilty
• You are entitled to effective assistance of council
• You are entitled to an aggressive defense.

Your case is not hopeless.

I will fight for you.
I would like to talk to you so that I can tell you what you need to know about your situation and how I can help you. I want to make it easy for you and help you feel comfortable about working with me, so you're first consultation is free.

Here's what you can do to get the help you need

1. Pick up the phone right now and call my Burien office at 206-246-3333
2. Schedule an appointment for a FREE consultation.
3. Ask me to fight for you!

When I say free, I mean free. There is no further obligation of any kind. I will never send you a bill for this consultation. You will never owe me any money unless you agree in writing to hire me.

I will fight for you. The sooner I start building YOUR case the better YOUR chances are.

Final Warning...

I want to warn you that if you were arrested for a DUI you will have only 30 days to request a Department of Licensing Hearing. If you do not put in a PROPER request to the Department of licensing with in 30 days your driver’s license will be suspended or revoked even if the DUI charge is eventually dismissed.

Did I mention that your first consultation is free?
You have nothing to lose and everything to protect.

This is a serious matter and the consequences can be devastating to you, your family and your freedom. Call today and schedule an appointment to see me as soon as possible so that you can get the help you need.

Joseph A. Breidenbach

206-246-3333

Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is to educate. Nothing in these pages should be relied on as legal advice. If you have been stopped for a DUI, whether or not you think that you have been, or will be charged with a DUI or other criminal or criminal traffic offense, you should consult a qualified DUI defense Attorney as soon as possible. Laws change frequently and the information provided in this website, or in the links to outside sources, is not guaranteed to be current. This website does not constitute legal advise and in not a substitute for the professional judgment of an attorney who has had the opportunity to review all the facts of your case under the laws and regulations in effect at the time.