DUI / Traffic Violations

Kansas DUI Attorney

Drunk Driving Charges • Traffic Tickets • Drivers License Issues

If you are arrested for DUI / DWI, you may be facing serious consequences, including loss of your license. You can request an administrative hearing to seek to keep your driving privileges. At the Jeffers Law Firm, I can represent you in this hearing and defend you against drunk driving charges in court.

I offer a free consultation. Contact me online or call (913) 385-LAWS (5297) to schedule a time to meet.

The Serious Consequences of a DUI Conviction

The penalties and costs of a DUI conviction have increased dramatically in the last twenty years. Today, Kansas drivers face the possibility of mandatory jail time if they are convicted of driving under the influence. Lost wages combined with a dramatic increase in motorists' insurance make drunk driving a costly mistake. But an experienced defense attorney can help.

Serious Defense

I am Mark T. Jeffers, and I have helped hundreds of Kansas drivers in DUI cases. My law office assists drivers who have been charged with a first offense, second offense, or third offense. I seek  treatment options and diversion as alternative penalties for first-offense clients, and have gained many acquittals in court. I also work hard to reduce the impact of the matter on your insurance premiums. Whatever your situation is, seeking help from a defense lawyer can make all the difference.

Have You Lost Your License?

I help Kansas drivers who have lost their driving privileges due to speeding tickets, reckless driving charges, and other traffic offenses. At Jeffers Law Office I help workers and other drivers get back on the road. I also help them avoid increased insurance costs.

Contact Us

If you have been charged under Kansas drunk driving laws, or if you are dealing with a driver's license suspension due to a series of moving violations, I can help. I offer free initial consultations to people facing felony DUI charges. Contact me online, or call (913) 385-LAWS (5297).