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DUI & Criminal Division

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Boynton Beach DUI Lawyer Serving Palm Beach County

3420 South Federal Highway
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
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561-994-4940
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Speak With a Boynton Beach DUI Lawyer Today

A DUI arrest in Boynton Beach can affect both your criminal case and your ability to drive. The first few days matter: you may need to address a license suspension while preparing for court.

The DUI & Criminal Division of The Ticket Clinic represents people arrested in Boynton Beach and throughout Palm Beach County. Our attorneys can review the stop, the arrest, and the evidence against you, then explain the next steps for your case.

Call 561-994-4940 to discuss your arrest with our team.

Serving Boynton Beach and South Palm Beach County

Our Boynton Beach office is at 3420 South Federal Highway, Boynton Beach, FL 33435. We assist clients facing DUI charges in Boynton Beach and nearby communities, including Delray Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Ocean Ridge, Briny Breezes, and Gulf Stream.

Whether the arrest followed a stop on I-95, Federal Highway, Congress Avenue, or another local road, the details of that stop can matter to your defense. An attorney can examine what the officer observed, why the vehicle was stopped, and how any field sobriety or chemical testing was conducted.

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Lead West Palm Beach DUI Defense Attorney Ted Hollander, Esq.

I have dedicated my career since 1997 to defending individuals charged with traffic offenses, suspended license violations, and DUI cases throughout Palm Beach County. As a former Assistant Public Defender, I have handled thousands of DUI cases, including many right here in West Palm Beach and surrounding communities, and have taken hundreds of DUI cases to jury trial.

My experience includes working within the Palm Beach County court system, giving me familiarity with local procedures, prosecutors, and how DUI cases are handled. I have also been featured on The Today Show (NBC national), Fox, ABC, CBS, and multiple radio stations and newspapers throughout Florida, where I’ve served as a source on legal issues involving traffic and DUI law.

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29 Years Experience

1000s Of Criminal Wins

Trusted DUI Defense in Palm Beach County Since 1987

The Ticket Clinic has handled traffic and DUI matters across Florida for decades. Our DUI & Criminal Division brings that experience to people facing charges in Boynton Beach and the surrounding area.

A DUI allegation is serious, but an arrest is only the start of the case. The police report, video, testing records, and applicable procedures all deserve careful review before you decide how to proceed.

Why Choose Our Boynton Beach DUI Lawyers

Our attorneys examine the facts of each case, including:

The stated reason for the traffic stop
Body camera, dash camera, and other available video
Field sobriety exercises and the conditions in which they were performed
Breath, blood, or urine testing records, when applicable
Whether officers followed the required procedures

That review helps identify issues worth raising with the prosecution or the court. No particular result can be promised, but you should understand the evidence and your options before making decisions about your case.

Directions to Our Boynton Beach Office

Our office is located on South Federal Highway in Boynton Beach, with access from major routes serving southern Palm Beach County, including I-95, Boynton Beach Boulevard, Woolbright Road, and Congress Avenue.

3420 South Federal Highway
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
561-994-4940

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+2000 DUI & Criminal Case Results And Counting

DUI

09/15/2026

On March 13, 2026, the Tallahassee Police Department responded to a multiple vehicle accident. Upon arrival to the scene, the officers came upon the driver outside of the vehicle that was and started their initial accident investigation. During the course of their investigation, they noticed signs of impairment, including leaning against his car for balance, slurred speech, and glossy eyes. Based upon these observations, the police requested the driver to submit roadside sobriety tasks. After submitting to the roadside tasks, the officers believed that the driver was under the influence of drugs or alcohol and placed under arrest for driving under the influence. After hiring the attorney’s from the Ticket Clinic, the Driving Under the Influence charges were dismissed.

Traffic

09/11/2026

Our Client was charged with racing, but the facts alleged by law enforcement did not support the charge. As such, we set the case for trial, but upon explaining the deficiencies to the prosecutor, the case was dropped outright.

Traffic

08/27/2026

DUI

08/24/2026

On November 25, 2025, our client was arrested for DUI after a deputy claimed he was unable to maintain his lane of travel. However, based on case law and Florida Statute 316.089(1), our Attorney filed a motion to suppress the entire stop, arguing that there was no probable cause for a traffic infraction and therefore, he was illegally seized. Before even scheduling the motion to suppress for a hearing, the State offered to reduce the DUI charge to a reckless driving charge. The client happily accepted and resolved his case on August 20th, 2026.

Felony/Other

08/21/2026

On July 27, 2026 our client was stopped for an illegal u-turn. Upon making contact with the driver, the police officer noticed that the driver was acting nervous and had a white residue around his mouth. The driver was asked to exit the car and a DUI investigation ensued. At the conclusion, our client was not arrested for DUI. However, the police did ask for permission to search the car. The driver consented. Behind the driver’s seat was cold beer in a plastic shopping bag. The police officer moved the bag and found what appeared to be a bag of cocaine underneath the bag of beer. The Defendant did not admit to possessing the drugs but did admit to placing the beer in the rear seat. The police presumed that our client knew that the drugs were there, without any significant proof. The passenger was in possession of marijuana but was not charged. The driver was arrested for cocaine possession. Post Miranda warnings, the driver did admit to using cocaine recreationally. To further complicate the case, the Defendant was already out on bond for another criminal case. At the bond hearing, the State wanted to revoke the previous bond but Ticket Clinic lawyers were able to prevent that and our client was released without any monetary bond. Ticket Clinic lawyers began working on the new felony and immediately contacted the case filing attorney at the State Attorney’s office in an attempt to highlight the weaknesses in the case. After a lengthy review, the State decided to drop the entire case.

DUI

08/14/2026

On July 2, 2026, the Charlotte County Sheriff observed a vehicle approaching at an extremely high rate of speed. The Sherrif initiated a vehicle stop. At the initial contact, a strong odor of burnt marijuana was detected. The Sheriff began a DUI investigation. During the course of their investigation, they noticed signs of impairment including slow and slurred speech, red, bloodshot and watery eyes, and difficulty responding to questions. Based upon these observations, the police requested that the driver to submit roadside sobriety tasks. After submitting to the roadside tasks, the officers believed that the driver was under the influence of drugs or alcohol and placed under arrest for driving under the influence. After hiring the attorneys from the Ticket Clinic, the Driving Under the Influence charges were dismissed.

Traffic

08/14/2026

Our Client was charged with dangerous excessive speeding, specifically driving at 102 MPH in a 65 MPH zone. Because we knew the State could not win the trial, the case was set for a jury trial. On the morning of jury trial, the State amended the crime of dangerous excessive speeding to the civil infraction of 102 MPH in a 65 MPH zone. We immediately moved to dismiss the case, arguing that since the Trooper never provided all the evidence (speed documents) to the State, the Trooper should not be provided a second bite at the apple. The Court agreed and dismissed the case.

DUI

07/30/2026

In May 19, 2025, our client was arrested for a DUI while parked in a closed fast-food business. He was parked at the door just before the drive through speaker. During the night, a Port St. Lucie Officer observed the parked car in the closed business. Later in the night, he observed the same car in the same position as parked. The officer elected to pull him over using his red and blue lights to conduct an investigation. Because of this, the client was stopped inappropriately. After the attorney from The Ticket Clinic filed a motion to suppress, the State reduced the charge to reckless driving in which he was happy to accept. The case closed July 30, 2026.

DUI

07/22/2026

Our client was arrested for DUI after being involved in a two-car crash. During the crash investigation, the officer claimed our client exhibited signs of impairment—slurred speech, bloodshot and glassy eyes, and a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage. He advised our client that the crash investigation was complete, and he would be investigated for DUI. During the DUI investigation, the client admitted to drinking one beer and two mixed drinks. The client refused to participate in field sobriety exercises and was arrested for DUI. He declined to provide a breath sample. He was charged with DUI and Refusal to Submit to a Breath Test. Despite these allegations, the State produced only video footage of our client being transported to jail and refusing to provide a breath sample. The arrest report, however, stated that body-worn camera footage captured all pre-arrest activity. Recognizing the significance of the missing evidence, our attorney set the case for trial and filed a motion to compel its production or, alternatively, to limit testimony concerning events that should have been documented on the missing video. Prior to trial, the State reduced the DUI charge to alcohol-related reckless driving and dismissed the Breath Test Refusal charge entirely. In exchange, our client agreed to pay a fine and complete community service, with no probation and no driver’s license suspension.

DUI

07/22/2026

A deputy with the Orange County Sheriff’s Office arrested our client for DUI after alleging he was driving without headlights, drifting out of his lane, and showing signs of impairment. The agency later reported breath‑test results of 0.146 and 0.148 at the county’s DUI testing facility. After navigating the legal process and completing the DUI diversion program, our client’s case was fully dismissed. This solid outcome protects his record and his future.

DUI

07/10/2026

Our client was stopped for speeding and passing in a no passing zone in Monroe County, Florida. When the officer approached our client, the officer noted what he believed to be signs of impairment to include the strong odor of alcohol, bloodshot and watery eyes, and slurred speech. The officer also stated he observed 2 cups containing alcoholic beverages in our client’s vehicle. The officer also claimed that our client admitted to drinking. The officer requested our client complete field sobriety exercises. Our client was cooperative and agreed to perform the exercises. Despite his cooperation, officers arrested our client for DUI. Our client later provided breath samples of .174 and .196, both over 2 times the legal limit. We immediately began work on the case. We reviewed all of the written materials as well as the body worn camera footage. After speaking with the prosecutor, the State agreed to dismiss the DUI charge against our client.

DUI Traffic

07/08/2026

Client was charged with DUI with property damage, Refusal to Submit and Leaving the Scene. Officers got a description of W/M driving grey Dodge. In report also called brown. Client was stopped for speeding and held at roadside for almost 2 hours waiting for FHP. Client is not white. Spoke to officers when depositions not granted. Many inconsistencies and the client is disabled veteran. Trooper was unsteady on instructions when doing them. While client had a few issues with FSEs easily explained by disability. State agreed to amend to Reckless with Alcohol and Refusal and dismissed the Leaving the scene since I pointed out there is no way they could prove the client was driver at the time of the crash.

*Prospective clients may not obtain the same or similar results.

Testimonials

"We have worked with Ted Hollander and his Ticket Clinic firm several times over the years. They have been very responsive and helped us through some difficult situations. Most recently, Ted and his team did an incredible job of helping our family with a daunting issue that could have created years of heartache and pain. Their efforts went above and beyond our expectations. We are truly appreciative. I would recommend Ted and his organization to anyone. They care and will do the best they can to help."

"Great! Really easy, I have no points. I felt like I was doing a good deed by picking up friends from a bar when then had too many beverages and they should have rewarded my goof merit! Would use this again and recommend this to my friends and family."

"I am pleased with Ted Hollander firm’s service. Everything has been answered in a timely manner. I appreciate having your firm handle my case; they have put my mind at ease. I would absolutely recommend your services to family and friends."

"Very easy to use legal service. Timely, accurate and professional. The service was just as advertised and couldn't have been easier to use. The customer service personnel were very helpful and pleasant. What the person told me during my initial phone call is precisely what happened. I would definitely use this law firm again! I've recommended them to several friends and they all have had a similar experience."

"I have known Mr. Ted Hollander for approximately 5 years. He has helped me several times with legal issues. His integrity and professionalism are of the highest caliber. He handled my legal issues promptly and the results were to my benefit. I would not hesitate to continue to utilize his legal services in the future."

Boynton Beach DUI Arrest: Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do immediately after a DUI arrest in Boynton Beach?

Keep your DUI citation, release paperwork, and any notices about your license or court appearance. Write down what you remember about the stop and arrest while it is fresh, and preserve any potentially relevant messages, receipts, or video. Review your deadlines promptly. The driver’s license process can move separately from your criminal case.

How long do I have to challenge a DUI-related license suspension?

If you received an administrative suspension following a qualifying test result or refusal, you generally have 10 days to request a formal or informal review with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. Some drivers may have another option involving review for a restricted license. Have your paperwork reviewed promptly so you can choose the appropriate course before the deadline passes.

Is my DUI case separate from my driver’s license suspension?

Yes. The criminal DUI charge proceeds through the court, while an administrative suspension may be handled by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. A result in one process does not automatically resolve the other. Pay attention to notices and deadlines from both.

Can I drive after a Boynton Beach DUI arrest?

Do not assume you can drive simply because your criminal case is pending. Your citation and license documents should explain whether you received a temporary driving permit and when it expires. Eligibility for a restricted license depends on your record and the reason for any suspension. Check your current driving status before driving.

Where will my Boynton Beach DUI case be heard?

Boynton Beach DUI cases are handled through the Palm Beach County court system. The courthouse and hearing dates depend on the charge and case assignment. Check your court notice and confirm the location before your appearance.

What happens at the first court appearance?

What happens depends on the type of hearing and the status of your case. The court may address release conditions, the charges, a plea, or future hearing dates. Read your notice carefully and ask your attorney what to expect at your specific appearance.

Can a Boynton Beach DUI charge be challenged?

Yes. An attorney can examine the basis for the traffic stop, the officer’s observations, available video, field sobriety exercises, testing records, and whether required procedures were followed. The evidence in your case determines which challenges may be available.

What if I was arrested without taking a breath test?

A DUI case may involve officer observations, video, driving behavior, field sobriety exercises, or other evidence even without a breath result. If you declined a requested test, there may also be separate license and legal consequences. An attorney can review exactly what testing was requested and what happened.

Can I be charged with DUI for drugs or prescription medication?

Yes. Florida DUI law is not limited to alcohol. A charge may involve an allegation that drugs, medication, or a combination of substances impaired your normal faculties. Having a valid prescription does not automatically resolve the charge; the evidence and circumstances still need to be examined.

What penalties could I face for a first DUI in Florida?

Potential consequences can include a fine, probation, DUI education requirements, community service, license revocation, and possible jail time. Additional requirements or higher penalties may apply based on factors such as a high alcohol level, a minor passenger, a crash, or prior offenses. The charge and your record determine what applies.

What if my DUI arrest involved a crash?

A crash can add evidence and may lead to additional charges, particularly if someone was injured or property was damaged. Preserve any crash report, photographs, insurance information, and witness details you have. An attorney should review both the DUI allegation and any separate crash-related charges.

Will a first DUI automatically be dismissed or reduced?

No outcome is automatic. The available options depend on the evidence, your history, the charges, and decisions made during the case. A defense attorney can identify potential weaknesses in the evidence and explain possible ways to resolve or contest the charge.

Do I need a lawyer for a first DUI?

Even a first DUI can affect your license and create court obligations. A lawyer can review the evidence, explain the separate license and criminal processes, and help you evaluate your options. Representation does not guarantee a particular result.

Does The Ticket Clinic handle charges besides DUI?

Yes. The DUI & Criminal Division also handles criminal traffic and other criminal matters. Tell our team about every charge listed on your citation or court paperwork so the entire case can be reviewed.

How can I speak with a Boynton Beach DUI lawyer?

Call the DUI & Criminal Division of The Ticket Clinic at 561-994-4940. Our Boynton Beach office is located at 3420 South Federal Highway, Boynton Beach, FL 33435. Have your citation and any license or court notices available when you call.

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Palm Beach DUI Arrests By The Numbers

The combined charts provide a clear snapshot of DUI trends and regional context for Palm Beach County. The line chart on the left reveals a peak in DUI arrests in 2021 with 2,935 incidents, followed by a gradual decline to 2,516 arrests in 2024—potentially reflecting shifts in law enforcement, public behavior, or policy changes. The pie chart on the right contextualizes this within the state of Florida, showing that Palm Beach accounted for only 5.6% of all DUI arrests statewide in 2024, with the rest of Florida responsible for the overwhelming majority. Click here for more data on DUI arrests.