DUI Penalties

Pursuant to New Jersey statutes, an insurance company can cancel the liability coverage of an insured individual convicted of DWI.

Therefore, it is likely that any insured motorist convicted of a New Jersey DWI will have their policy cancelled by the applicable insurance company. These individuals will be able to obtain liability coverage, but only in an “assigned risk” category offered by some insurance carriers.

The end result is that an individual convicted of DWI by New Jersey municipal court will have to obtain a different insurance policy which will increase their rates exponentially.

However, all insurance companies only have the ability to look at an individual’s motor vehicle record for the preceding five year period. In essence, a DWI conviction will only result in these exponentially higher insurance rates for a five year period. If an individual convicted of a New Jersey DWI does not incur another such conviction for the next five years, they will be able to obtain regular insurance coverage.

If you have been arrested for DWI anywhere in NJ, call Reisig & Associates at (732) 625-9660.

In New Jersey, you will not be allowed to obtain a provisional license if you received a DWI and had your license taken away.

If you or someone you know has recently received a DWI charge and has questions regarding future driving privileges, contact the Law Office of Attorney Matthew Reisig at 732-625-9660 for a free consultation.

In New Jersey, you will not be allowed to obtain a work license or any other….
Driving privileges if you are convicted of a DWI.

The time your driver’s license is suspended is based on the sentence you receive and will vary from case to case.

If you need to drive to keep a job, make sure you get the best attorney you can afford.

It may be the only way to keep your license, and your job.

Have you recently received a DWI in NJ and are concerned about your future driving privileges?  If so, contact Reisig & Associates at 732-625-9660 for answers to your questions.

For a 3^rd DWI, there is a mandatory 180 day jail sentence. However, 90 of these days can be served in an approved alcohol treatment program.

Have you recently received a DWI and have questions concerning the possible legal consequences?  If so, please contact DUI Attorney Matthew Reisig at 732-625-9660 for a free consultation.

It is possible to receive anywhere from 2-90 days in jail for a 2^nd DUI offense. However, most 2nd offenders serve their mandatory jail term in New Jersey’s IDRC, the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center.

If you or someone you know have questions regarding a DUI charge or the possible legal proceedings due to that incident, contact the Law Office of Matthew Reisig at 732-625-9660.  They can help you navigate the difficult legal waters.

When someone is arrested for the first time for a DWI, it is possible to receive up to 30 days in jail. However, this extensive of a sentence is rarely recommended and many individuals get off with less.

If you are experiencing difficulties with a DWI case and would like some legal advice, call New Jersey Attorney Matthew Reisig at 732-625-9660 for answers to your questions.