Burlington OUI Lawyer

Attorney Michael DelSignore is a Burlington, Massachusetts OUI Lawyer that can help you if you are facing an OUI arrest. An OUI charge in Burlington will be heard at the Woburn District Court.

When you hire Attorney DelSignore you will have the benefit of his over, 20 years experience winning OUI cases and helping people in similar positions to yourself.

You can be confident that you have hired the right lawyer for your case.

Attorney DelSignore;s advice on OUI and criminal defense has been sought by the media as he has appeared in the following media sources:

• Boston Globe
• Boston Herald
• Boston 25
• Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
• Attleboro Sun
• Patriot Ledger
• New York Post
• And online media Law and Crime Network

Attorney DelSignore understands you will have a number of questions and often be confused about the process. Our clients understand the license implications, the potential penalties and our thoughts on the case and defenses we plan to use in Court. DelSignore Law prides itself on having informed clients and making sure we are making a difficult process as easy as possible under the circumstances.

Most of my clients that are charged with OUI have never been involved in the justice system, have never stepped foot in a court house, and certainly have not needed a lawyer to represent them. DelSignore Law is here to help you understand the court process in Woburn District Court and, more importantly, understand the charges you are facing. If at any point you have a question, you have direct access to Attorney DelSignore and his staff.

1. From the second you are arrested, the OUI charge will appear on your criminal record. Many of my clients believe that the OUI will only appear on a criminal background check if they are convicted; this is not the case. Pending charges DO appear on a CORI. However, if it is a not guilty finding, it will be immediately sealed from your record.
2. Your license suspension will depend on whether or not you took the breath test. On a first offense OUI, if you failed the breath test, you have a 30-day suspension. If you refused the breath test, the suspension is for 180-days. The suspension length varies depending on whether or not you have prior OUI charge(s). On a breath test failure, it is important to request an RMV hearing to reinstate your license immediately so you do not wait beyond the 30 days to reinstate your license.
3. The Burlington Police Department video tapes their booking process. Often the video can be used to show you were polite and cooperative during booking; this type of footage at trial goes a long way.
4. Your court case will likely be pending anywhere from a couple of months to a couple of years. Each case is different so it is impossible to say how long you will have to wait to have your trial date, but you should know that the court is very slow and it is common for months to go by between your various court dates. Most of our client are surprised that we do not get the evidence in the case faster.
5. OUI cases are highly defensible criminal charges. In most cases, I advise my clients that it is in their best interest to fight their case. I will do a full evaluation of your case, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses, and advise you on what I think the most appropriate option is.

Your case will be heard in the Woburn District Court, which is located at 30 Pleasant Street, Woburn, Massachusetts 01801, pictured below. You will want to arrive at court for 8:30AM. The Court will start around 9 AM.

When you hire us for your case, you can rest assure knowing you have the best legal team on your side. We are always available to answer any questions you have as the process goes on, and we will work from the moment you hire us to craft the best possible defense for your case. Feel free to contact us anytime. On our website we have additional information about the breath test refusal license suspension as well as the court process.