Bristol DUI directory
The DUI lawyers, SR-22 insurers, interlock installers, and other help for DUI cases in Bristol, Tennessee and Sullivan County. Listings marked “claimed” have been reviewed by the business. Unclaimed listings come from public records and business websites.
DUI attorneys
Lawyers with offices in Bristol or Kingsport whose own websites list DUI defense. Listings are in alphabetical order. Unclaimed listings come from each firm's website and have not been reviewed by the firm. Ask each firm about fees and which court dates you must attend in person.
Guide: How to choose a DUI lawyer
SR-22 insurance
Agencies that file the SR-22 certificate Tennessee requires for a restricted license.
Guide: Restricted license, SR-22, and interlock
An SR-22 is a certificate your insurer files to show you carry liability insurance. The Tennessee Department of Safety requires one, for Tennessee and from a company licensed in Tennessee, when you apply for a restricted license; an ordinary insurance card is not accepted. Ask how long the filing must stay in place and what happens if the policy lapses. Requirements can change; confirm with Driver Services or your insurer.
No listings in this category yet. We only list businesses we can source from public records or that ask to be listed. If you serve Bristol clients, add your business free.
Ignition interlock installers
Sullivan County service centers named on the Tennessee Department of Safety's ignition interlock provider list. Contact the provider to schedule an installation.
Guide: Who needs an interlock, and for how long
Bail bonds
Bonding companies that post bonds at the Sullivan County jail.
After a DUI arrest in Sullivan County, bond is set before release. If a money bond is set and you cannot pay it in full, a bonding company can post it in exchange for a fee. Before you sign, ask what the fee is, whether any of it is refundable, and what collateral or check-ins are required. The Sheriff's Office at 423-279-7500 can tell you whether someone is in custody. Requirements can change; confirm with the court or a licensed attorney.
No listings in this category yet. We only list businesses we can source from public records or that ask to be listed. If you serve Bristol clients, add your business free.
Counseling and treatment
Alcohol and drug assessment, education, and treatment providers serving Sullivan County that ask to be listed.
A Tennessee court can order an alcohol and drug assessment and treatment as part of a DUI sentence, especially on a second or third offense (Tenn. Code Ann. § 55-10-402(h)). The court or your lawyer will tell you which programs it accepts. Requirements can change; confirm with the court.
No listings in this category yet. We only list businesses we can source from public records or that ask to be listed. If you serve Bristol clients, add your business free.
Towing and impound
Where your car went, and who can get it back.
After a DUI arrest, a car left at the scene is often towed to a private lot, and storage fees are usually charged for each day. Call the arresting agency first to find out which company has the car. Then ask the tow company for the total due, payment methods, lot hours, and what ID and proof of ownership to bring.
No towing listings yet. If police had your car towed, the arresting agency can tell you which company has it: Bristol Tennessee Police at 423-989-5600 or the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office at 423-279-7500. Towing companies serving Bristol can add a listing free.
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