Driving under the influence is a major offense in the state of Texas, Whenever you are approaching a DUI checkpoint signs of intoxication such as odor of alcohol or drunk driving behaviors can cause police officers to request a breath test from you. It is important to stay calm and cooperate with police officers in...Read More

Texas courts do not take DWI cases lightly, especially not if it is your second DWI charge. If convicted, driving while intoxicated can come with a jail sentence, a criminal conviction, court costs, fines, and more. Read below to learn more about what happens after a DWI second offense. Criminal Penalties for a Second DWI...Read More

Texas is a state that takes DUI charges very seriously. Listed below is insight into what happens if you get arrested for a DUI in Texas: What “Driving Under the Influence” Means Each state has its own definition of driving under the influence. These definitions inform drivers of exactly what’s illegal and outline what prosecutors...Read More

Are you looking for tips on how to avoid a DWI this holiday season? Read below to find out how you can avoid spending the night in jail during the holidays: Get a Designated Driver: If you know your holiday celebrations are going to include alcohol, plan ahead and designate a driver to get you...Read More

Do you have a DUI charge and are looking for legal advice? Hiring a DUI lawyer can make a huge difference in the outcome of your charge. Our team understands that just because you were arrested for a DUI, this does not make you a bad person. If you are wondering “Should I hire an...Read More

If you have a DUI charge it is possible to get your charges dismissed if your arresting officer made a mistake or there was another error in your DUI case. Working with an experienced DUI attorney can help you to navigate your case for the best possible outcome. Read below to learn about common police...Read More

In the state of Texas, drivers have the right to refuse taking a field sobriety test. This means, FSTs are not required and drivers cannot be directly penalized for not participating in the test. This is because police officers are not able to search for evidence without consent unless they have obtained a warrant. FSTs...Read More

What Is “Expungement?” It is not uncommon among juvenile court proceedings to encounter the term “expungement,” or find an expungement order issued by the court. What does it mean? Here, Teaching Legal Docs will explore an expungement order, and try to place the document in a larger context of law and culture. To “expunge” is...Read More

DUI and DWI cases are serious and can come with severe consequences when not properly handled. Working with an experienced criminal defense lawyer can help you fight a DUI charge and in some situations can even help you to get your case dismissed. The goal of hiring a lawyer is ensuring that you do not...Read More

The state of Texas takes drunk driving and driving under the influence of drugs very seriously. Being charged with a DUI can affect your freedom, ability to drive, criminal record, and more. Many job applicants will be required to submit to a background check where this charge can make you be seen as a high...Read More