Frequently Asked
Questions

Can a DWI Attorney Represent Me at a DMV License Suspension Hearing?
Yes. The DMV process and the criminal case are separate, and both can affect your driving privileges. A DWI lawyer can represent you at administrative hearings, challenge the basis for a suspension, and address issues connected to chemical testing or an alleged refusal.
Matthew Cohan and his team handle both criminal court and DMV matters arising from DWI arrests. They review the arrest paperwork, test results, suspension notices, and driving history to identify the best available options.
A lawyer’s work at the DMV hearing can also expose weaknesses in the evidence that matter in the criminal case.
Yes. Contact a federal conspiracy attorney as soon as you learn about an investigation, related subpoenas, or an interview request. Early representation gives your lawyer time to handle investigator communications, review deadlines, preserve favorable evidence, and address allegations before indictment. Seek legal advice before discussing the investigation with agents or others involved.
Learn moreYou do not need to wait for an arrest to hire a lawyer. Your attorney helps protect your rights, handles contact with investigators, preserves favorable evidence, and addresses potential charges with prosecutors. The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan represents clients during pre-arrest investigations throughout New York and New Jersey.
Learn moreFederal courts prosecute violations of U.S. statutes (like interstate fraud, drug trafficking, or immigration crimes). Judges are appointed for life, the procedural rules are stricter, and the sentencing guidelines are far more severe than in state court. You need an attorney specifically admitted to federal practice.
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Every case is unique. The best way to get answers specific to your situation is to speak directly with an attorney.
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