Texas Drunk Driving Defense FAQs

• Q: What Happens After A Dwi Arrest In Texas?
  A: Administrative License Revocation: To preserve your right to drive in Texas, you must request a hearing within 15 days of when you were served with a Notice of … More
• Q: Will I Be Able To Get My Case Dismissed Because I Was Not Read My Rights?
  A: Probably not. But if you were interrogated after being placed in custody, your statements cannot be used against you.
• Q: Will I Go To Jail?
  A: An experienced attorney may be able to keep you out.
• Q: I Have Three Serious Offenses Within Ten Years, What Will Happen?
  A: The third DWI is most likely a felony and you could spend up to 10 years in prison and receive a $10,000.00 fine.
• Q: What Is The Effect Of A Second Dwi Conviction Within Five Years Of A Prior Conviction On My Drivers License?
  A: Your drivers license can be suspended for up to two years without the ability to get an occupational drivers license the first year.
• Q: How Many Hours Of Alcohol Classes And Community Service Will I Have To Take?
  A: Plan on at least 24­48 hours of alcohol classes and any where from 48­80 or more hours of community service.
• Q: What Will Happen If I Do Not Complete The Classes Or Public Service Ordered By The Court?
  A: You will go to jail and if you do not complete the alcohol classes and your license will be suspended.
• Q: I Lost My Texas License. May I Obtain A License In Another State?
  A: In most cases, no.
• Q: If I Obtain An International Driver's License, May I Drive In Texas, Even Though My Texas License Is Revoked?
  A: No
• Q: What Can I Do To Save My Texas Driver's License?
  A: First and foremost, hire an experienced attorney. There are many factors to consider. Request a hearing and request the officer's presence. It will give you a … More