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Weld County DUI Lawyer – Greeley DUI Defense
If you’ve been arrested for DUI or DWAI in Weld County, Colorado, you need an experienced Weld County DUI lawyer who understands how these cases are handled in Greeley. The Weld County Courthouse processes thousands of DUI cases every year, and the District Attorney’s Office prosecutes them aggressively.
You need more than general legal advice — you need a lawyer who knows the local process and how to fight both your DMV and criminal cases.
Act Fast: Only 7 Days to Protect Your License
After a DUI arrest in Weld County, you have just 7 days to request an Express Consent Revocation Hearing, which is a DMV hearing through the Colorado Department of Revenue Hearings Division. Miss that deadline, and your license will be automatically revoked — even before your criminal case begins.
- The DMV case is separate from your Weld County Court case.
- A DMV hearing officer (not a judge) decides your driving privileges.
- The burden of proof is low, which makes it easier for the state to revoke your license.
I fight aggressively on both fronts: the DMV hearing and your criminal case in Greeley.
Where Your Case Will Be Heard
Where Your Case Will Be Heard
Weld County Courthouse
915 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80631
The Weld County Courthouse includes several divisions that handle DUI cases. While the law is the same statewide, how penalties are applied can vary between divisions — which makes local experience crucial.
You can find courthouse hours, division contacts, and directions on the Colorado Judicial Branch website for Weld County Court.
Law Enforcement in Weld County DUIs
DUI arrests in Weld County involve many agencies, including:
- Colorado State Patrol
- Weld County Sheriff’s Office
- Greeley Police Department
- Windsor Police Department
- Frederick Police Department
- Firestone Police Department
- Fort Lupton Police Department
- Platteville Police Department
- Longmont Police Department
- Brighton Police Department
No matter which agency arrested you, your case will be heard in Weld County Court in Greeley.
Why Hire Me for a Weld County DUI?
I’m Monte Robbins, a DUI lawyer with more than 20 years of experience representing clients charged with DUI, DWAI, and felony DUI across Colorado — including Weld County.
Here’s what you get when you hire me:
- I personally handle your case — no junior lawyers or call screeners.
- Decades of experience defending DUI cases in Weld County Court in Greeley.
- Aggressive defense strategies to protect your license and fight for reduced charges.
- Knowledge of both misdemeanor DUI (1st, 2nd, 3rd offenses) and felony DUI (4th or more) in Weld County.
Quick FAQ – Weld County DUI
How long do I have to save my license?
7 days from your arrest. After that, your license will be revoked automatically unless we request a DMV hearing.
Do I have to go to court in Greeley?
Yes. All DUI cases in Weld County are handled at the courthouse in downtown Greeley.
How strict is Weld County on DUIs?
Very. The Weld County DA’s Office is known for prosecuting DUI cases aggressively, and penalties can be severe.
Can my DUI be reduced or dismissed in Weld County?
Possibly. If the evidence doesn’t hold up — whether due to testing errors, unlawful stops, or procedural mistakes — I fight for dismissal. Otherwise, I pursue the best reduction or sentencing alternative available in Weld County Court. And if push comes to shove, we go to trial and make the Weld County District Attorney’s Office prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt. We carry no burden — the state does — and I’ll argue to a jury of six that they should find you not guilty.
Call Me Today
If you’ve been charged with DUI in Weld County, call me directly at 303-355-5148 for a free consultation.
You’ll speak with me — Monte Robbins — not a screener or assistant. I’ll personally defend you in Weld County Court in Greeley and at your DMV hearing, guiding you through every step of the process.
If your case isn’t in Weld County, I also defend clients in Adams County DUI cases and Jefferson County DUI cases. Each courthouse — whether in Brighton, Golden, or Greeley — has its own way of handling DUI prosecutions, and knowing those local differences can make a real impact on your case.












