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Court and license deadline intake

DUI and traffic calls need fast court, custody, and license-date routing.

LegalVoice distinguishes DUI, traffic, license, vehicle, and related criminal inquiries, captures the caller-reported dates and documents, and uses firm-approved paid-consult, urgent-review, or staff-routing rules.

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Court dates captured
License issues separated
Urgent paths configured
24/7 intake coverage Never let nights, weekends, or overflow calls disappear into voicemail.
Human handoff when needed Escalate sensitive or low-confidence situations to staff without friction.
Reviewable call records Keep transcripts, summaries, and follow-up context in one place.
Why generic intake breaks
  • Court and administrative dates can move on different tracks and require staff verification.
  • Callers may be detained, recently released, calling for another person, or already represented.
  • A citation, DUI arrest, suspended license, and traffic warrant should not receive one generic script.
  • The agent must preserve the caller’s report without giving legal advice about consequences.
Call path
  • Identify the matter: DUI, traffic citation, license action, warrant, accident-related charge, or existing matter.
  • Capture the dates: Arrest, citation, court, hearing, license, testing, jurisdiction, documents, and custody context.
  • Route urgency: Detention, same-day court, warrant, or near-term deadline reports use configured staff paths.
  • Confirm the next step: Paid consult, standard consult, live transfer, callback, or message with delivery status.
DUI & Traffic intake overlay
  • What charge, citation, license, or vehicle issue are you calling about?
  • Are you or the person involved currently detained, on bond, or subject to a warrant?
  • What court, hearing, citation, arrest, or administrative dates appear on the documents?
  • What city, county, and state are involved?
  • Is there existing counsel, a requested attorney, a referral source, or a preferred consultation time?
Routing and escalation rules
  • Current detention, same-day court, or configured imminent dates can trigger an immediate human path.
  • Existing clients, courts, prosecutors, and callers asking for an attorney by name can bypass new intake.
  • The system records dates for staff verification and does not calculate legal deadlines.
  • Consultation type and payment expectations follow the firm’s approved rules.
Scheduling workflow
  • Check citation, arrest, court, license, testing, and deadline details before offering the firm-approved consultation.
  • Escalate configured same-day court, custody, imminent license, or urgent filing conditions instead of leaving a routine callback.
Bilingual support
  • Ask citation, license, testing, and court questions in the caller’s supported language without interpreting the charge or likely outcome.
  • Record the language path so staff can prepare appropriate consultation and document instructions.
After-call follow-up
  • Send the approved consultation confirmation and request configured items such as the citation, bond paperwork, hearing notice, or test information.
  • Preserve unresolved dates and jurisdiction details as needs-review fields rather than inferred deadlines.