Why We Win Our Cases

CLIENTS WHO DO THEIR HOMEWORK CAN DRASTICALLY IMPROVE THEIR CHANCES OF A POSITIVE OUTCOME IN THEIR CASE

Wallin & Klarich has helped thousands of clients win their DMV hearings for over thirty years. We have found that to maximize our clients chance of success our client must immediately take steps to help us win their case. Our clients MUST prepare a Statement of Case as soon as possible after they are arrested or after they receive notification that their driving privilege is or may be suspended.

Your statement should include what led to the Department of Motor Vehicles advising you that your driving privilege has been or would be suspended. It is beneficial in order to protect your driving privilege that you also provide us with your driving record including any prior convictions on your DMV record, including all moving violations, reckless driving, DUI or driving on a suspended license as well as any other criminal record you may have.

If you have received a notice that your California Drivers License was or is going to be suspended, we have to know exactly when and how you received the notice. Was this notice received by certified mail, in court, or were you informed by a police officer?

In addition our clients must prepare a List of Witnesses, List of Character References and a Social History. These critical documents are explained below.

Under social history, we ask all clients to explain exactly why losing their driving privilege would be a major hardship, including:

• How far you drive each day from home to work?
• Where else do you drive your vehicle (besides work) and for what purposes?
• Do you need your driving privilege for medical appointments, religious meetings, or other necessities?
• Do you take your children to school?
• Do you take parents or other loved ones to/from places?
• Are you the only licensed driver in your home?
• How will this impact your family financially if you lose your driving privilege?
• Are there other people who are capable of providing you with transportation?
• Does your job require that you drive as part of your employment duties?

Provide a list of witnesses that will be willing to provide a statement on your behalf as to the current legal matter. The specific areas where we will want to receive information include:

1. Why the police officer stated that he stopped you and what legal grounds there may have been for the stop.
2. How you were provided actual notice that your driving privilege was or is going to be suspended.
3. A statement as to why the loss of your driving privilege will create a major hardship for you and your loved ones.

Please understand that success in your case depends on a joint effort of superior legal skill which Wallin & Klarich can provide along with “ammunition” provided by you. It is vital that you provide us with as much information as possible regarding every aspect of your case. This can only happen if you immediately begin to do your “homework.”

We would like to have you bring these documents with you at your first in office consultation with Wallin & Klarich. However, if you have not had the time to do so by the time of your first appointment we will provide you with a firm deadline by which we need these important documents.

Remember, a few hours of hard work on your behalf can make a major difference in the possible outcome of your case. Please provide us with this powerful weapon so we can use our great legal knowledge to win your case.

Thank you for placing your serious legal matter in the hands of a Wallin & Klarich DMV lawyer. By working together we can maximize your chance of success.

• Statement of Case
• List of Witnesses
• List of Character References
• Social History

After completion of the homework, please forward immediately to Wallin and Klarich at pjw@wklaw.com along with your contact information so we can begin helping you with your case.

At Wallin & Klarich, we approach every case with the belief that the person we're defending could easily be one of our own family members. We've seen firsthand how stressful legal matters can be for our clients and their loved ones. We are committed to being available to our clients at all times -- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. If you or someone you love is facing a DMV matter in Southern California, you should call Wallin & Klarich today for a free evaluation of your case. Call 1-888-782-5196 or fill out our online consultation form to get in contact with a legal professional today. We will be there when you call.

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