Are you asking yourself, “Do I really need a Sterling Heights DUI Lawyer?” That is one of the first questions most people ask, especially when everything starts moving fast. You may be worried about your license, your job, your court date, and what this charge could do to your future. At Dallo Law, we help people in this exact position take control of the situation quickly.
In Michigan, an OWI/DUI charge can lead to jail time, fines, points on your driving record, license restrictions, and other court-ordered penalties, even if this is your first offense. Here at Dallo Law, we represent clients throughout Macomb County, including Sterling Heights, and we know how important it is to move quickly when your license and record are on the line.
A lot of people make the mistake of thinking a first DUI is something they can just “get through” without much damage. That is not how Michigan treats these cases. Even a first conviction can lead to serious penalties, including:
That is before you even get to the personal fallout, such as stress at work, higher insurance costs, and the embarrassment of dealing with the court.
Here at Dallo Law, we have our experience of defending people accused of:
We stress an aggressive defense approach, and Attorney Dallo understands how officers are trained to decide whether a driver is under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or a combination of both.
In Michigan, a person can be considered legally intoxicated based on blood alcohol concentration or based on impairment of physical and mental abilities. The legal BAC limits are:
Michigan also recognizes several different impaired driving charges, including OWI, OWVI, OWPD, zero tolerance cases, commercial OWI, and high-BAC “Super Drunk” cases.
No two DUI cases are the same. A real defense begins with details such as:
This is especially important in Macomb County cases, where the difference between one charge and another can affect your penalties and your record.
Michigan penalties get much harsher after a prior offense.
A first OWI/DUI or OWPD can bring up to 93 days in jail, fines, suspension or restrictions, and six points. An OWVI carries different but still serious penalties, including up to 93 days in jail and restrictions on your license.
A second offense can lead to:
A third DUI can become a felony-level problem with prison exposure, substantial fines, mandatory revocation, and even more severe consequences.
If you or someone you know was arrested for DUI in Sterling Heights or anywhere in Macomb County, do not wait to see what happens next. Take control of the situation now. Call Dallo Law or fill out the contact form here. Our team is ready to help you protect your license, your record, and your future.
Call (248) 283-7000 to discuss your case and next steps.
Disclaimer: The information provided on this website does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice. All content is for general informational purposes only. Viewing or interacting with this site does not create an attorney-client relationship. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your specific legal situation. Dallo Law makes no guarantees about the outcome of any legal matter.

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