Kingwood DWI Attorneys - Felony DWI
Texas has some of the toughest DWI laws in the nation. If you are convicted of a third DWI offense within a ten year period of your first DWI, you will be charged with felony DWI. The criminal penalties for a felony DWI are severe and may include up to five years in prison, a three year driver's license suspension and a six year ignition interlock system on your vehicle.
Even if this is your first offense, you may be charged with felony DWI if you were in an accident and caused physical injury to another person. The best way to protect your rights is to retain an experienced criminal defense attorney who will provide an aggressive defense on your behalf. Contact an attorney at The Garrison Law Firm today
At The Garrison Law Firm, we have defended hundreds of people charged with DWI. We have a proven record of results that includes numerous charge dismissals and countless resolutions to less than the charged DWI.
We use our knowledge of the law and police procedure to provide an aggressive and vigorous defense for each client we serve.
Experienced Trial Attorneys
The minimum mandatory sentence for a felony DWI in Texas is 62 and a half days. The maximum sentence is 5 years in prison. In Texas, you are not eligible for a work permit if you are convicted of felony DWI. That means you will sit in jail 24/7 if you are convicted.
With so much at stake, you need an attorney who will fight for you. You need a true trial lawyer who is not intimidated by the prosecution. Our criminal defense attorneys are not afraid of a fight. We have taken many cases to trial. Unlike some attorneys that will push a client to accept a plea bargain, we will push for a jury trial if we feel it offers you the best chance for a successful result.
Do not plead guilty to anything before you talk to one of our attorneys. Know your rights before you make a decision that will significantly affect your future. Contact us at 281-358-3565 to schedule a free consultation with a DWI lawyer at our law office.