John Naumovski

Recognized by multiple legal organizations as a top 10 DUI and Criminal Defense Lawyer in Virginia, attorney Naumovski has been in practice for 15 years and handled 1,000s of criminal cases. This includes over 1,000 DUIs and over 1,000 Reckless Driving cases.

Serving all of Hampton Roads area, Attorney Naumovski is in court on a daily basis aggressively defending those facing criminal or traffic accusations. Attorney Naumovski graduated First in his Class in College as well as First in his Class in Graduate School and attended a top 10 National Law School (University of Virginia, School of Law, ranked 7th out of 200 law schools by US News 2020). With respect to DUI defense, Attorney Naumovski has had the same NSTHA training as troopers and local law enforcement. He is the only certified Field Sobriety Assessment (FSA) Attorney in the Hampton Roads area. (Note, there is no procedure in the Commonwealth of Virginia for approving certifying organizations. Instead FSA certification is from the FSA organization, a private organization.)

DUI & DWI

Criminal Law

Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes

Traffic Tickets

Suspended License

White Collar Crime

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Virginia

Since 2005

Attorney

Naumovski Law

2006 - Current

Founder of Naumovski Law.

University of Virginia School of Law

J.D. (2005) | Law

2002 - 2005

Nationally ranked "Top 10 Law School" by USNews

College of William and Mary

M.S. (2002) | Accounting

2001 - 2002

Honors: Summa Cum Laude Graduated First in Class

Old Dominion University

B.S. (2001) | Accounting

1997 - 2001

Honors: Graduated Summa Cum Laude, First in Business School

Top 40 Under 40

American Society of Legal Advocates

2014

Top 40 Under 40

National Trial Lawyers

2014

Graduated First in Class

College of William and Mary

2002

Graduated First in Class, Graduate School of Business (Accounting Masters Program)

Graduated First in Business School

Old Dominion University

2001

Graduated First in Business School

Old Dominion University

2001

College of National DUI Defense

Member

2013 - Current

Q. Can the police release your personal details (photo, name etc) to the press even before a trial?

30 March 2014

A: Normally, they can.

Q. Does a driving while drinking charge get reporteted to the dmv

29 March 2014

A: If you are license is from Virginia, then yes. If your license is from another state, then it may be reported but it depends on what state.

Q. If I was arrested under DUI, am I a criminal? How can I clear my record if it has been 5 years ?

29 March 2014

A: A DUI charge is a criminal offense. If you are convicted, it will never go away. If the DUI was dismissed or dropped (nolle prosse), the underlying police records and court records (the arrest) would still be there. However, you would be eligible for an expungement which would remove those public records. If you were convicted of a DUI, then you are not eligible for an expungement.

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