Fort Pierce DUI Attorney Michael Kessler:
Board Certified Criminal Trial Specialist
A DUI arrest in Fort Pierce can lead to severe consequences, including fines, penalties, loss of your driver’s license, incarceration and/or other legal sanctions. Fort Pierce DUI Attorney Michael Kessler will give you straight talk about your defense, your legal options, your chances in court and whether or not you are likely to face jail time. He will work your case, give you sound legal advice and spearhead the smart, thorough, tenacious DUI defense you need.
WHAT TO DO if arrested for DUI in Fort Pierce or elsewhere in Florida
- Act quickly - within ten days of your arrest. Otherwise, you will lose a critical chance to save your driver's license, challenge your arrest, get helpful evidence, and disallow a breath test.
WHAT NOT TO DO if you are facing a Fort Pierce DUI charge
- Don’t rush in and plead guilty – even if you think your case is a lost cause.
- Don’t go to court with an inexperienced attorney or a lawyer who doesn’t know how to defend DUI cases.
Experienced, tough, resourceful Fort Pierce Attorney Michael Kessler has been designated a Board Certified Criminal Trial Specialist by the Florida Bar. He has defended hundreds arrested for DUI in Fort Pierce, Port Saint Lucie and throughout Saint Lucie County.
The Kessler Law firm staff will fight to protect your legal rights, have the charges against you dropped or reduced, keep you out of jail and protect your driving record.
The Kessler Law Firm even has a licensed private investigator on staff, and immediate access to expert witnesses in dozens of fields.
Free Case Review for DUI cases in Fort Pierce, Port Saint Lucie or elsewhere in Saint Lucie County
If you’ve been charged with DUI in Fort Pierce, Port Saint Lucie or elsewhere on Florida’s Treasure Coast, contact Criminal Defense Attorney Michael Kessler immediately for a free consultation.
772-466-4900 (Fort Pierce and the greater Treasure Coast) or (772) 871-0044 (Port Saint Lucie)
Your complimentary case review will be fully confidential, covered legally by attorney-client privilege, and at no cost and no obligation.
