If I got caught driving without a license in violation of DUI probation, what do I do now?

Talk to the attorney that represented you and find out what can be done.

You need to speak with either the attorney who originally represented you in your DUI case or another attorney to represent you as there is potential jail time with both the new charge and the probation violation.

You need to hire a lawyer, you are looking at a violation of VC 14601.2 which includes mandatory jail and a longer Ignition Interlock requirement than that required by the pilot county program. The fines are similar to DUI fines. As you point out, you are also in violation of your probation which may also carry jail time, a skilled attorney in your area can likely help you avoid jail and possibly win the case.

You have major problems. You are on probation for DUI, you drove without a license and without the interlock, all in violation of your DUI sentencing order and in violation of probation. You have new charges to deal with and what ever comes from those; however, the judge is also holding the remainder of the jail time (up to a year) from the DUI case, for which he could impose a portion or all of the jail time. I would recommend that you get an attorney to help you with this.

You might want to get an attorney, as you could be looking at some jail time for the suspended license matter and the violation of probation.