Anyone who has already been arrested for driving while intoxicated in Texas is likely worried about whether they’ll have to spend time in jail and how much the bail will be. Bailing can be a fairly efficient system when it is used appropriately. Any person who pays their bail and then shows up to all [Read More]

Only your attorney can evaluate your individual situation to provide a recommendation about OUI defense strategies, but what follows are some of the most commonly-used tactics to fight back when you’ve been accused of an OUI in Massachusetts. The first of these is to argue that the police improperly stopped you to begin with. The [Read More]

Being accused of DWI is a difficult enough experience but what happens if you are also arrested for a DWI and are concerned about its long-term implications on your record? One of the most common questions asked of DWI attorneys in the state of Texas is how long this DWI will stay on your record. [Read More]

Have you recently been accused of a first offense DWI in the state of Texas? Don’t make the mistake of assuming that the consequences are not serious. In fact, if you are not careful, you could face many problems, challenges and consequences. The support of an experienced criminal defense lawyer may be the only thing [Read More]

Being accused of any DWI in the state of Texas is a serious situation and one that means a phone call to a criminal defense attorney should occur immediately. However, there are varying offenses and consequences associated with how many times you have been accused and convicted DUI in the past as well as whether [Read More]

Studies indicate that intoxicated drivers kill up to 29 people per day, making the pursuit of DWI allegations against people in the Fort Bend area more aggressive than ever. Particularly during the summer holidays when people are more likely to be on the road and more likely to be enjoying alcoholic beverages, police tend to [Read More]

  Being charged with DWI anywhere throughout Texas can be an overwhelming experience, particularly if you do not know what to do next.  You can be arrested for DWI in Texas for a number of different reasons, including when your vehicle is not in motion. If someone was operating your car with the engine on [Read More]

Judgements associated with a conviction for DWI in Texas can be serious. These can include misdemeanor or even felony charges. The fines can go as high as $10,000 depending on the specifics of the accident and being accused of a crime may not be the end of your troubles. For example, if another person had [Read More]

Most people lose their license at least temporarily after a DUI or DWI. Did you know that if you’re caught driving when your license is suspended that additional penalties may apply? You can’t afford to take the risk, but you may be able to get a hardship license. A first-time offender who has been accused [Read More]

If you faced any type of DUI allegation in the past in Texas and been convicted, the stakes are much higher if you have been pulled over again. You need to know the criminal as well as the administrative penalties of being accused, so that you can take swift action to protect yourself. A third [Read More]