After a DUI

Drinking and driving can have any number of unfortunate consequences, not least of which is the court summons and potential criminal liability related to the offense. The procedures and penalties for DUI charges vary by state, so it is best to check your state laws or with a local DUI attorney for exact information. However, the articles below will give you an idea of what to expect. Many states allow first time offenders to escape serious consequences by attending an alcohol education course, but for people facing their second or third DUI arrest, the penalties can include temporary or permanent loss of license, fines, or even prison time.

Learn About After a DUI

• DUI and Employment Background Checks

  A DUI conviction can follow you for some time, and may impact your future employment. This article explains which jobs may be unavailable to people convicted of DUI, and what can be done about it.

• DUI and Insurance

  DUI convictions also have implications for your can insurance. Learn about the forms you will need, as well as how long your insurance premium will be impacted by a DUI conviction.

• DUI Expungement

  Under limited circumstances, you may be able to expunge your DUI conviction. This article will explain when and how you might be able to erase that blemish on your driving record.

• DUI Resources

  Visit the DUI Laws and Resources section to read up on what the DUI laws in the many states mean for you, and where to look for help with your DUI issue.

After a DUI Articles

• Auto Insurance Rates After a DUI: Guide to Form SR-22

• DUI Expungement

• DUI Expungement Laws by State

• DUI and Employment Background Checks

• How to Expunge a DUI Without an Attorney

• Where to Find DUI Classes Online