DUI/DWI
Protecting Your Future Against DWI/DUI Charges
A DWI or DUI charge can have lasting effects on your life, from hefty fines to license suspension or even jail time. At Abella Law Firm, we understand the complexities of DWI and DUI laws in both Kansas and Missouri. Gregory Abella’s extensive experience ensures a strong, strategic defense tailored to your unique circumstances. We’re here to protect your rights and guide you through this challenging time.
What Sets Us Apart in DWI/DUI Defense
When you choose Abella Law Firm, you’ll benefit from:
– Local Knowledge:
With a practice spanning both Kansas and Missouri, we know the intricacies of state-specific DWI/DUI laws.
– Strategic Representation:
Whether it’s challenging field sobriety tests, questioning breathalyzer results, or negotiating reduced charges, we use proven defense strategies.
– Personalized Service:
As a solo practitioner, Gregory Abella works directly with every client to craft a defense strategy tailored to your case.
– Focus on Results:
Our goal is to minimize the impact of your charge on your life, whether through reduced penalties or dismissed charges.
– Local Knowledge: With a practice spanning both Kansas and Missouri, we know the intricacies of state-specific DWI/DUI laws.
– Strategic Representation: Whether it’s challenging field sobriety tests, questioning breathalyzer results, or negotiating reduced charges, we use proven defense strategies.
– Personalized Service: As a solo practitioner, Gregory Abella works directly with every client to craft a defense strategy tailored to your case.
– Focus on Results: Our goal is to minimize the impact of your charge on your life, whether through reduced penalties or dismissed charges.
Understanding the Laws in Kansas & Missouri
Kansas and Missouri have strict DWI/DUI laws, with penalties including fines, jail time, and license suspensions. Key differences include:
Kansas: Known as "DUI" (Driving Under the Influence), penalties increase for repeat offenses and may include mandatory ignition interlock devices.
Missouri: Referred to as "DWI" (Driving While Intoxicated), penalties include administrative license suspension and potential felony charges for aggravated cases.
Understanding these laws is critical for building a strong defense. Gregory Abella’s dual-state practice provides you with an attorney well-versed in both systems.
Click here to learn more about the differences between the states and get some quick answers to common questions about DUI and DWI.