The 805 Legal Team · DUI defenseVentura office · California representation209-439-4270
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209 / 350 REGION · CALIFORNIA

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A DUI matter can bring separate court and DMV deadlines. Tell us where the case is filed so the conversation starts with your actual court and notices.

Modesto · Turlock · Ceres · Oakdale

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Two tracksCriminal court & DMV
California attorneyNathan Passavant · Bar #310324
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Your county mattersStart with your court notice
Stanislaus & the 209 region

Which county is handling your case?

Choose from the counties we currently serve. If you’re unsure which county is handling your case, select “Not sure yet”.

Telephone regions do not follow county boundaries. The selector lists all eight counties we currently serve, regardless of telephone area code. CPUC 209/350 coverage ↗

Use the right location

Start with the county on your notice.

Use the county and courthouse listed on your citation or notice. If those details are missing, tell our team where the arrest happened.

Modesto → Stanislaus County

A Modesto matter belongs on the Stanislaus guide. Stockton is in San Joaquin County and Merced is in Merced County; neither should be sent to a Stanislaus-only page.

A consultation request lets us confirm the court location, availability and scope of representation. A regional domain does not identify an additional office.

Bring these to the conversation
  1. 01
    Your court notice or citation

    Keep the court location and any appearance date handy. If the county is unclear, tell the team the arrest city.

  2. 02
    Your DMV notice

    DMV says the hearing request deadline is 10 days after receipt of a suspension or revocation order. The court case is separate.

  3. 03
    Your main concern

    Driving, work, an upcoming date, or understanding your options. Start with the question that matters most to you.

Official California DMV DUI guidance ↗

The attorney behind the team

Know who you’re contacting.

Nathan Passavant
Nathan Passavant

California attorney · Bar #310324

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Focused on what comes next

A conversation about your situation.

Discuss the court and DMV notices, the next date and the help you need. The initial consultation is free; fees and the scope of any representation are discussed before engagement.

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Before you call

A few practical answers.

Is the DMV hearing my criminal court case?

No. They are separate proceedings. Keep both notices and check the dates on each. Do not wait for a criminal court date to review a DMV notice.

Is there an office in every county listed?

No. The firm’s office shown on this site is in Ventura. County guides provide local resources and do not identify additional office locations. Contact us to confirm availability for your matter.

What if my county does not have a guide here?

Call 209-439-4270 or use the consultation form. Tell the team the county or arrest city so availability for that court can be confirmed.

Your next step

Talk through the notices. Get a plan.

Free initial consultation with The 805 Legal Team.

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