Waco

Most McLennan County DWI and criminal cases are heard at the McLennan County Courthouse on Washington Avenue in downtown Waco, a short distance from our Austin Avenue office. Your attorney appears in those courts regularly.

Two clocks start at once. You generally have only 15 days from your arrest to request an ALR hearing to protect your driver’s license, and the criminal case proceeds separately. Call us right away so we can request the hearing on time and start reviewing the evidence before your first court setting.

Both work. Many clients prefer an in-person consultation at our Waco office, but we also handle initial consultations by phone or video so you can get advice immediately, even before you are able to come in.

Consultations for DWI and criminal matters are free and confidential. You will speak with someone who can explain your charges, the likely process in McLennan County, and your options, with no obligation.

Yes. From our Waco office we represent clients across North and Central Texas and coordinate with our other locations. If you were arrested in a neighboring county, we can still take your case and route it to the attorney and courthouse that fit.

DWI and DUI, drug charges, assault and family-violence allegations, theft, and a range of state and federal criminal matters. If you are unsure whether we handle your specific charge, call and ask, and we will tell you honestly.