Driver’s License Suspension after DWI in Texas: How to Stay on the Road

One of the first questions our clients typically ask after a DWI arrest is whether they’ll lose their driving privileges right away. The answer is no. Though your license may eventually be suspended after your arrest, you’ll still be allowed to drive for about 40 days. However, you’ll have to act quickly to maintain your …

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DWI in Texas: A Defense Attorney Explains What You Need to Know

When you’re pulled over for DWI, it’s never too soon to start protecting yourself.  Within about 15 seconds of your first interaction with police, the officer has made up his mind about whether to arrest you. The actions you take during those first few minutes can make or break their case against you. Here’s some …

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Can You Travel to Mexico with a DUI or DWI? An Attorney Explains

Mexico is a popular vacation destination, but many of our clients often wonder whether they can travel there with a DWI. Messages are mixed, and while technically you can be turned away at the border, most people don’t encounter any issues. However, if you have a felony DWI conviction on your record – particularly if …

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