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One specific question. Flat $75.
Ask one focused question about a piece of evidence in your Arizona DUI case. A licensed Arizona attorney with more than 25 years defending DUI cases reads it and answers, usually within 2 business days. Not the AI — a lawyer.
What you get
A written answer to the one question you asked, from an attorney licensed in Arizona. Turnaround is usually 2 business days. The fee is a flat $75 — there is no retainer, no hourly billing, and no engagement beyond that answer.
This is deliberately narrow. It is for the moment when you are looking at one thing in your report or your paperwork — a reading, a time stamp, a missing form, a line in the officer’s narrative — and you want a lawyer to tell you what it means before you decide what to do.
What it is not
It is not a case review, and it is not representation. DUIINFO LLC is not a law firm and does not give legal advice; it is an educational publisher. When you buy an answer, the attorney answering is acting as your lawyer for that one question and nothing else.
- Your case is based on ALL of the facts and circumstances. You are asking one specific question to an attorney — they can advise only on that question, not on your entire case.
- The answer is limited to the question you ask.
- Some questions require more information than you may have provided; the attorney may need to ask for more or note the limits of what can be answered.
- Make your question as specific as you can to the exact issue or piece of evidence you are concerned about.
If your question turns out to need more than a limited-scope answer can carry, the attorney will say so rather than guess — and if it cannot be answered at all, the fee is refunded.
How to ask a question that can actually be answered
The narrower the question, the better the answer. “Is the 15-minute observation period documented anywhere in my report?” can be answered. “Do I have a defense?” cannot — that depends on all of the facts, which is what a full consultation is for.
Point at the specific piece of evidence you are worried about, say what you already know about it, and ask one thing. You can paste the relevant passage when you submit.
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You will need an account so the answer has somewhere private to go, and payment is taken before the question is sent to the attorney.
Want a full consultation rather than one answer? That is a different thing, and the pricing page explains how to reach a DUI attorney directly.
Last updated . DUIINFO LLC is not a law firm and nothing on this site is legal advice.