Juvenile DUI and Underage DUI Lawyers in Riverside
Under California’s “Zero Tolerance Law,” any person who is under 21 years of age with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.01 percent or greater can be charged with a DUI. San Bernardino & Riverside drivers who are underage and have a BAC of 0.05 percent or greater can also be charged with both an underage DUI and a regular DUI at the same time.
The penalties for an underage DUI may include the loss of a license for a year or longer, fines of several thousands of dollars, driving safety classes and alcohol/drug abuse classes.
As former Riverside County prosecutors with decades of experience in criminal defense, and having handled juvenile matters in court, our DUI attorneys at Greenberg, Greenberg & Kenyon strive for the best possible outcome, which may mean going to trial or negotiating a plea to a lesser offense.
Have questions? Ready to get started? Call (951) 574-2281 today or fill out the form below to schedule a free consultation.
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They showed genuine care and compassion. I had an exceptional experience with attorney Joseph Felbab. Thanks to their diligent work, I received a favorable settlement that exceeded my expectations with my case.- Estefania V.
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From start to finish Mr. Kenyon was extremely helpful. Walked me through the entire process. Anytime I had a question I could call and ask. This was my first time going to court and I was nervous. Once I spoke with Kenyon he put my mind at ease.- Casey A.
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I met with Mr. Kenyon and he was so knowledgeable and helpful, especially as he is a prior district attorney so he knows the law from both sides of the table.- Albert M.
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With his extensive experience from both sides prosecution and defense, I decided to go with him. I’m so glad I went with him. I was looking at 20-plus years. It was a life changing experience for me and my loved ones.- Abel E.
Underage Drinking and Driving Lawyer in San Bernardino & Riverside
As with other DUIs, there are two separate hearings for a juvenile DUI. The first is a DMV hearing, which concerns the arrested individual’s driving privileges. The second is the criminal court hearing, which concerns the matter of guilt or innocence and may impose fines, jail time and other criminal penalties upon a conviction.
In addition to those penalties, however, are the larger consequences that can come with an underage DUI conviction. The impact of a permanent criminal record can be devastating to the convicted youth’s opportunities for employment, education and professional licensing, among other areas.
Contact Our Underage Drinking DUI Attorneys
If your child has been charged with an underage DUI, or you have been arrested as an underage individual, in San Bernardino, Riverside or elsewhere in Southern California, contact us online or by telephone at (951) 574-2281 to speak with an experienced San Bernardino & Riverside criminal lawyer.
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Decades of Criminal Defense
Since 1980, our attorneys have handled a wide spectrum of criminal cases, bringing seasoned judgment and steady guidance to every matter.
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Prosecutorial Perspective
With backgrounds as former prosecutors, we anticipate the opposition’s approach and pinpoint case vulnerabilities from the outset.
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Our boutique structure ensures you work one‑on‑one with senior counsel—no handoffs to junior associates.
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We return calls promptly, provide regular updates, and lay out each step so you always know where your case stands.
Have questions? Ready to get started? Call (951) 574-2281 today to schedule a free consultation. We return calls promptly and walk you through every step of the legal process.
