ROBERT R. KURTZ

ATTORNEY AT LAW

865.522.9942

Excellence in Advocacy.

Robert R. Kurtz represents clients in the cities of Athens, Chattanooga, Cleveland, Cookeville, Crossville, Gatlinburg, Greeneville, Jefferson City, Kingston, Knoxville, Maynardville, Memphis, Nashville, Newport, Pigeon Forge, Sevierville and the tri-cities of Kingsport, Johnson City and Bristol.

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Knoxville, TN Criminal Defense Attorney

Knoxville DUI Lawyer

Vehicle Seizure Forfeiture Attorney

In Tennessee, a person charged with a second or subsequent DUI offense can have their vehicle seized and forfeited by the State of Tennessee.  Importantly, a conviction is not even necessary before the State can seize and forfeit you vehicle.

An experienced DUI lawyer can challenge the seizure and forfeiture of your vehicle.  The Tennessee Department of Safety will attempt to seize and forfeit the vehicle of  a person charged with a second offense DUI or subsequent DUI.  “The vehicle used in the commission of a person's second or subsequent violation of § 55-10-401 or the second or subsequent violation of any combination of § 55-10-401, and a statute in any other state prohibiting driving under the influence of an intoxicant, is subject to seizure and forfeiture.”

DUI Attorney in Knoxville

Robert Kurtz has more than 9 years experience challenging and fighting the seizure and forfeiture of vehicle and other assets against the Tennessee Department of Safety.