DWI FAQ

Will I go to jail even if this is my first offense?

The state of Texas requires jail time for all DWI convictions. However for first-time offenders, this jail time can oftentimes be commuted in exchange for probation. You will also have to pay fines, do community service, attend a victim impact panel, and attend DWI school.

Will I lose my license?

Every arrest for DWI automatically results in a temporary license suspension. Even if your case is dropped and you are found not guilty, you still have to deal with the DMV. You have 15 calendar days to contact the DMV following your arrest to request a hearing. If you do not request this hearing you will automatically lose your license. The Houston DWI lawyer can help you resolve all of these matters.

How do I get my license back after a DWI conviction?

Complete all court-mandated requirements including DWI school, attending a victim impact panel, and paying all of your fines and court costs.

What if I was in a DWI accident?

Contact the Houston DWI attorney immediately. Especially if there were serious injuries or deaths, you could potentially be put in prison.

What happens if I’ve already had another DWI?

Your punishment will increase with each DWI offense. Contact the Houston DWI lawyer to discuss the specifics of your case.

Why do I need to deal with the DMV?

The DMV is its own government entity. You have 15 calendar days to contact the DMV following your arrest to request a hearing or else you will automatically lose your license. The Houston DWI lawyer can represent you in both the DMV hearing and your court case.

Why should I hire an attorney?

You greatly increase your chances of being found not just free of guilt, but keeping your license too. The Houston DWI lawyer can represent you in both the DMV hearing and your court case.