Enter your arrest date to estimate the last day to request an OMV administrative hearing. This tool adds 30 calendar days and flags weekends/holidays. Verify with an attorney and current law before relying on this date.
Last reviewed: October 12, 2025 · attorneycarl.com
Notes: Louisiana commonly provides a 30‑day window to request a hearing after arrest. Certain scenarios and proofs of service can affect timelines. This calculator is a guide only.
1) Mark the date. Set a reminder a week earlier and the day before.
2) Gather documents. Temporary license, citation, booking sheet, any paperwork referencing chemical testing.
3) Send Documents. Email us your arrest paperwork so we can review and request hearing after you hire our firm.
4) Talk to counsel. Strategy at OMV can affect your court case and interlock options.
This tool is informational only and does not constitute legal advice. No attorney‑client relationship is formed. Laws and agency rules change; deadlines may vary by circumstance. Always verify with current Louisiana law and a qualified attorney.
Carl Barkemeyer personally handles every aspect of the Administrative Hearing for all of the firm’s clients. He will request the hearing, review all reports, perform a case evaluation, develop arguments, and attend the Administrative Hearing on your behalf. He has over 20 years of experience handling these hearings. He knows what works and what doesn’t. These hearings are a crucial part of your DWI case, and many times, the most important. Contact Mr. Barkemeyer to discuss your case.
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DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is not formal legal advice nor does it create an attorney-client relationship.
