Our Calgary lawyers will protect your rights throughout the proceedings.
Our team of lawyers is available to assist you with the suspension appeal process
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New Alberta Legislation
On December 1, 2020, Immediate Roadside Suspensions came into force in Alberta and you only have 7 days to file an appeal.
The Province will suspend your license for at least 15 months, and fine you a minimum of $1000 without laying a criminal charge or taking you to the Court - unless you appeal.
Our lawyers have already conducted appeals of the IRS and are ready to conduct yours.
You don’t have time to waste – call us today!
Consult Roadlawyers: Impaired Driving Lawyers in CALGARY
You have two problems: the criminal impaired driving charges and the Administrative Licence Suspension (ALS).
Criminal Charges (Impaired, Over 80, Refusal)
Criminal charges are very technical, and we know them inside and out. If you are convicted, there will be either a fine or jail, plus you will lose your driver’s licence for a minimum period of 1 year, which does not include the ALS suspension.
In the last 30 years, we have successfully defended over 4000 criminal impaired driving cases. We act for anyone who is willing to retain us and we win over 90% of our cases. In some cases, we will give you a money back guarantee.
The Administrative Licence Suspension (Impaired, Over 80, Refusal)
In Alberta, if you were charged with Impaired Driving offences, you would have received an automatic ALS suspension for a minimum of 15 months. The only way to avoid this suspension is to win an appeal, which must be filed within 30 days of the date you were charged.
We recommend that all of our clients purchase a NON-PERSONAL APPEAL FORM. The form costs about $135 and can be purchased at any registry office. Sign it and bring it to us, and we will file it for you, if you retain us on the criminal charges. We will obtain the police reports on the ALS appeal. These appeals are more difficult to win than the criminal charges. We will tell you what your chances of success are on the ALS Appeal, for free. If you decide to proceed with the ALS appeal, there will be an additional charge.
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You can also call and speak with one of our lawyers at 403‑233‑9239
Over 30 Years of Successful Legal Defence
Hiring an impaired driving lawyer in Alberta who truly understands your rights is essential to your defence. With more than 30 years of experience, Roadlawyers focuses almost exclusively on impaired driving offences, offering the representation you need. Our lawyers have focused their careers on defending people charged with criminal driving offences and have established themselves as experienced, successful counsel in this area.
OUR Alberta IMPAIRED DRIVING LAWYERS HAVE DEFENDED THOUSANDS
Impaired driving is one of the most technically complicated areas in criminal law, which means you want alberta impaired driving lawyers with extensive knowledge and experience in this area. At Roadlawyers, we know impaired driving law inside and out. We have been counseled in leading case and have frequently instructed other lawyers on how to defend impaired driving cases.
We have successfully defended thousands of people charged in the following areas:
- Impaired driving
- Impaired driving causing bodily harm or death
- Driving over 80 (blood alcohol content over .08%)
- Driving over 80, causing bodily harm or death
- Dangerous driving
- Dangerous driving causing bodily harm or death
- Failing to provide a breath sample
- Fleeing the scene of a motor vehicle accident
- Serious Traffic Safety Act offences
Ask for a Free Consultation Now
If you have been charged with any of these offences, call Roadlawyers NOW for free consultation with one of our impaired driving lawyers. It is important to contact us right away as you have just 30 days to appeal the ALS suspension which is a minimum of 15 months from the date you are charged.
