O'Flaherty and Associates are specialists in Administrative Law, in particular
as it relates to DMV hearings. We will be your advocate in Driver Safety proceedings which may threaten your driving
privilege. We are ready to advise and represent you in actions including Special
Certificates, Commercial Licenses, DUI or competence issues.
Do you need a DMV Hearing
It is very important that you understand that you
must request a DMV hearing within 10 days of receiving notice from DMV that an action is being taken against
your driving privilege. If you do not make a request in 10 days your right to a hearing will be lost and
you cannot dispute the DMV action. Unless you agree with the DMV action you should request a hearing immediately
-- you have nothing to lose by doing so. If you do not want DMV to take your license -- you need a hearing.
Why Choose O'Flaherty and Associates
The O'Flaherty and Associates team is made up of experienced professionals who have spent years working inside
the DMV in positions which include Hearing Officer, Northern California Advocate for Special Certificates, and
Driver Safety Manager, Driver License Manager and have also participated in training and on DMV legislative committees.
Let us use our in-depth knowledge of DMV proceedings to help you. Click here to learn
more about O'Flaherty and Associates.
Call (530) 756-9367 today for a free consultation or email oflahertyassoc@sbcglobal.net.
Disclaimer: The information presented on this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice. We are not attorneys and we encourage you to seek legal advice regarding your individual legal issues.
The Administrative Procedure Act (APA) found in California Government Code Sections 11400 through 11528, and CVC Sections 14100 through 14112 govern Driver Safety hearings conducted by DMV.