Got a DWI in Dallas?

At our firm, we recognize that it can be daunting to deal with DWI law. For this reason, we remain fully committed to providing our clients with the high-quality legal assistance that they deserve. Should you choose to work with our firm, you will have an advocate on your side that is fully invested in your case and prepared to go the distance in their efforts to protect your legal rights.

Some of the different areas of the law that we are able to assist with include the following:

• DWI Overview: It is considered a per se offense to operate a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration over 0.08 percent; however, it is also a criminal offense to not have the normal use of your mental or physical faculties due to the introduction of a substance, even if you are not technically over the legal limit.
• ALR Hearing: In the state of Texas, you have the chance to fight against an Administrative License Revocation – but only if you schedule an ALR hearing within 15 days of the arrest.
• DWI Defenses: Don't make the mistake of thinking that a DWI arrest equals a conviction. There are defenses that can be utilized to help fight the charges.
• DWI Conviction: Should you be convicted of driving while intoxicated, you will find yourself facing penalties that include everything from fines to a driver's license suspension. Don't take this lying down. Get us involved and we will fight for your rights.
• DWI Accidents: Criminal charges of DWI are serious. Should an accident occur during the commission of the crime, the penalties could be exponentially more severe.
• Felony DWI: In most cases, a DWI charge is tried as a misdemeanor, but this is not always the case. In some situations, depending on certain factors, it could be tried as a felony case. This carries severe penalties and weightier consequences.
• Multiple DWI: Do you have prior DWI convictions on your record? If so, you can find that you are fighting an uphill battle to help protect your legal rights. Whether you are facing your second, third, or fourth DWI charge, get our firm involved today.
• DWI FAQ: Dealing with DWI law is complex – but you don't have to be confused. Our firm is prepared to help you answer all of the most pressing questions that you might be asking yourself.
• Field Sobriety Tests: One of the preliminary tests an officer uses to make an arrest decision is the 3-test battery known as the "standardized field sobriety tests." Just because an officer claims you "failed" the field sobriety tests does not mean that you were intoxicated. There are defenses that can be used to challenge the validity of these tests.
• Breath or Blood Alcohol Concentration: A cornerstone of your DWI case may rest solely on the breath alcohol concentration (BrAC) or the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) that you are alleged to have.