Know which DUI leads involved a crash, injury, or high BAC
Ask every DUI caller whether the incident involved a crash, injury, child passenger, or high BAC, whether they've already been charged, and when their next court or DMV date falls due. Attach charging paperwork and test results before the case ever reaches your calendar.
The exact intake your dui aggravated leads complete
This is the real 7-question guided intake for DUI Aggravated — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.
What a qualified dui aggravated lead should tell you
Defense of a DUI/DWI charge that carries aggravating circumstances — a crash, an injury, a child passenger, an especially high breath or blood alcohol result, or driving on a suspended license — from the perspective of what the intake needs to confirm before the case is worth a consultation slot.
- Case In United States
- Lawyer Defend Against Dui/Dwi
- Been Arrested, Cited, Or
- This Dui/Dwi Involve Any
- There Court Date, Dmv
- Police Take Breath, Blood,
- Have Valid Phone Number
The questions your team needs answered
Every dui aggravated intake asks these — and why each one matters.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Is your case in the United States? | A no answer means the case is outside the United States, which filters out matters the attorney has no practical way to represent. |
| Are you looking for a lawyer to defend you against a DUI/DWI charge (driving after drinking or using drugs)? | Confirms the caller is actually seeking DUI/DWI defense rather than a different charge type before any other qualification runs. |
| Have you been arrested, cited, or formally charged for this DUI/DWI? | Separates a confirmed arrest, citation, or formal charge from a pre-charge anxiety inquiry that isn't yet a workable matter. |
| Did this DUI/DWI involve any of these: a crash, someone injured, a child passenger, very high breath/blood alcohol level, or driving on a suspended license? | This is the defining aggravating-factor question — a crash, injury, child passenger, high BAC, or suspended license is what makes the case aggravated rather than routine, and it carries the top weight in the catalog. |
| Is there a court date, DMV hearing, or deadline coming up within the next 30 days? | A court date or DMV hearing inside 30 days signals the case needs a consultation scheduled before a deadline lapses. |
| Did the police take a breath, blood, or urine test from you (or did you refuse testing)? | Whether testing occurred or was refused shapes the evidence the attorney needs to review before the first conversation. |
| Do you currently have a valid phone number and email so an attorney can contact you quickly? | Without a working phone number or email, even a strong aggravated case can't be followed up on in time. |
How Cliont scores dui aggravated leads
Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.
Value signals
- Case In United States: yes
- Lawyer Defend Against Dui/Dwi: yes
- Been Arrested, Cited, Or: yes
- This Dui/Dwi Involve Any: yes
- There Court Date, Dmv: yes
- Police Take Breath, Blood,: yes
See the lead your team receives
Aggravated DUI Lead
From first click to qualified lead
Follow people and businesses seeking counsel through one smooth, guided flow.
They land & meet you
Your video greeting plays instantly — a real face instead of a blank form.
They explain the matter
Smart questions adapt to their matter and capture the full scope.
They share the documents
The facts, dates, and any paperwork come attached, so you can assess the matter before the consultation.
You get a ready lead
Scored and qualified — waiting for you to win it.
Built for dui aggravated workflows
| Cliont capability | DUI Aggravated application |
|---|---|
| Weighted answer scoring | The crash/injury/child-passenger/high-BAC/suspended-license question carries the top weight in the catalog, so aggravated cases automatically outrank routine stops in your queue. |
| Deadline detection | A yes answer on the 30-day court or DMV deadline question is treated as a scheduling signal, letting you spot cases where a consultation needs to happen before a filing window closes. |
| Document and evidence capture | The intake collects charging paperwork and breath/blood/urine test results alongside the testing question, so the attorney reviews the same facts the caller reported before the first call. |
| Jurisdiction and fit filtering | The US-jurisdiction and formal-charge questions run first, so out-of-country matters or pre-charge inquiries don't consume a consultation slot meant for a confirmed aggravated case. |
Common dui aggravated lead scenarios
Crash With Injury, Court In Days
Caller confirms a crash with an injury and a high breath alcohol result, with a court date inside 30 days — the intake flags this as High Priority and pushes it to the top of the queue.
Refused The Breath Test
No crash occurred, but the caller refused breath testing and has a DMV hearing pending — the intake still surfaces this as a distinct case type your attorney needs to prep for differently.
Cited, Not Yet Court-Dated
Caller was cited but has no scheduled court date and reports none of the aggravating factors — the intake scores this lower and it may be a better fit for DUI First Offense.
High BAC, No Crash
No collision occurred, but the caller reports a very high blood alcohol reading — the intake still routes it as an aggravated matter based on the BAC answer alone.
Case Outside The US
Caller's arrest happened outside the United States — the jurisdiction question flags the mismatch so the lead never reaches your CRM as a workable case.
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DUI Aggravated lead-intake FAQs
How does the intake tell an aggravated DUI apart from a routine first-offense stop?
The intake asks directly whether the incident involved a crash, an injury, a child passenger, a very high breath or blood alcohol result, or driving on a suspended license. Any yes on that question is the highest-weighted signal in the catalog, which is what separates an aggravated case from something better suited to DUI First Offense.
Does the intake capture whether the person actually took a breath, blood, or urine test?
Yes — it asks whether testing occurred or was refused, since that answer shapes how the attorney should prepare for the consultation and what evidence to request up front.
Will the intake catch someone with an upcoming court or DMV deadline?
It directly asks whether a court date, DMV hearing, or other deadline falls within the next 30 days, so time-sensitive matters can be prioritized ahead of leads with no immediate filing pressure.
What if the caller was cited but never formally arrested or charged?
The intake asks about arrest, citation, or formal charges as a separate question from the aggravating-factors question, so you can see whether a case is confirmed or still pre-charge before offering a consultation.
Does the intake filter out cases outside the attorney's jurisdiction?
Yes — the first question confirms whether the case is in the United States, which filters out matters the attorney has no practical way to take on.
What does the intake collect before the case reaches my CRM?
Alongside the qualification answers, it collects the caller's valid phone number and email so an attorney can follow up quickly, plus any charging paperwork or test results the caller can attach.
Turn dui aggravated visitors into qualified cases
Give every dui aggravated visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you book a consultation.