Unfortunately, many people view a drunk driving (DUI / DWI) charge as a minor traffic offense. However, Texas law, and most judges, view drinking and driving as a serious criminal offense, and a drunken driving (DUI / DWI) conviction can carry serious consequences. If you are convicted of drinking and driving (DUI / DWI), you could lose your license for an extended period of time, be ordered to pay large fines, attend mandatory alcohol education and/or treatment classes, and even serve jail time. We can help.
If the police stopped you, and you registered .08 or more on a breath or blood test or you were charged with DWI based on the loss of your normal mental or physical faculties and you refused a breath test, you are facing license revocation and a DWI charge. Our criminal defense lawyers will represent you on the DWI charge and represent you in the administrative license revocation hearing to determine the status of your license. Police and prosecutors have become experienced and skilled at obtaining drunk driving (DUI / DWI) convictions. You need an attorney that is experienced and skilled at defending people against drunk driving (DUI / DWI) charges.
When you are charged with drinking and driving, your case moves very quickly. You only have 15 days from the date you are served with a notice of suspension to challenge the suspension of your driver's license. Do not hesitate to contact us. We will meet with you at NO CHARGE to discuss how we can help.
If you or a loved one has been issued a citation, charged by complaint or information, indicted by a Grand Jury, and/or arrested, you have the right to have your attorney present at every proceeding. You DO NOT have to answer questions from the police or the prosecutor without your attorney present. Contact us at once. We will be happy to schedule a FREE CONSULTATION to discuss how we can go to work for you.
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