Arrested for DWI? Here's what's at stake: your driver's license, your job, your record, and depending on the charge, your freedom. A conviction can mean jail time, fines, and a suspension that makes it hard to work. But a DWI arrest is not a DWI conviction, and you have more options than you think.
We attack these cases where they break: the reason for the stop, the reason it turned into a DWI investigation, the field sobriety tests, and the science behind the breath or blood evidence. At every step, we make sure your rights were respected, because a violation of your rights can change the entire case. If you drive for a living, the fight matters twice, because a DWI can put a CDL and the paycheck that comes with it at risk.
What most people don't realize is that a DWI arrest actually starts two cases against you: the criminal charge, and a separate case to suspend your license. You have only 15 days from your arrest to request the hearing that fights the suspension. Miss it, and it happens automatically.
If the suspension goes through, you may still be able to drive legally for work, school, and other approved needs. See our page on occupational driver's licenses.
Don't spend those days worrying. Spend one phone call finding out where you stand.
The consultation is free.
