Troy Hendrick is a former prosecutor in Dekalb County, Georgia, and has handled thousands of cases dealing with traffic, DUI, drugs, violent crimes, weapons and many others throughout his career. Troy has lectured for the Prosecuting Attorney’s Council in Georgia on effective techniques for DUI prosecution, as well as trained law enforcement officers in the nuances of search-and-seizure law.

Actions you need to take if you have been charged with DUI in the state of Georgia.
You need a good attorney to handle your DUI. There is simply too much at risk to handle the situation yourself. Call 404-373-8000 and we will arrange for you to have a FREE consultation with one of our experienced DUI attorney’s. Use this website as we have additional information to help you understand the charges against you, the potential outcomes and how you can fight the charges and protect your rights.

KNOW THE “TEN DAY RULE”

One of the most severe consequences of a DUI charge is the loss of your privilege to drive in Georgia for up to one year. People have to make a living, and to make a living, we all have to drive. Saving your license can be the single-most important benefit of contacting an attorney immediately upon being charged.

The “Ten Day Rule” refers to certain requests that must be made within ten days of a DUI arrest in order to maximize your chances of being able to drive. Begin your search for an attorney immediately upon being charged. Make sure you give him or her ample time to file the necessary paperwork with the Department of Drivers’ Services to ensure the maximum opportunity to save your privilege to drive and make a living.

If your license has been suspended, we may be able to help you get a provisional license that will allow you to work and go to school.  Troy Hendrick & Associates is here to help you stay on the road, keep your record clean and protect your rights.