DWI Issues

Urgent
You have only

15

days from the date of your DWI arrest to request an ALR (suspension) hearing or you will lose your driver's license.

For more information and immediate help with your Texas driver's license contact Law Offices of Martin J. Rubin.

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Our law firm can assist you with the following legal procedures for DWI cases:

  • ALR (suspension hearings)
  • Motions to Suppress Hearings for an illegal stop and/or blood results
  • Jury Trials for the DWI case for guilt issues and/or punishment issues
  • Slow pleas before the judge for punishment
  • Plea Bargaining with the prosecutorExpungement of offense if you are found not guilty at trial
  • Occupation Driver's License if your license is suspended

Call us for an appointment. We will be happy to discuss your case with in our office. There is no charge for the consultation. Our firm has handled many cases in Dallas, Collin Denton, Tarrant and Kaufman Counties over the past 31 years.

Consider trying the DWI case
If you try the DWI case, and you are found not guilty the record can be expunged.
If you do not try the case you will probably incur the following approximate costs:
  • Fine in the sum of $1000.00
  • Court costs in the sum of $400.00
  • Monthly probation fees in the sum of $60.00 per month
  • Alcohol evaluation in the sum of $50.00
  • DWI class in the sum of $60.00
  • VIP class in the sum of $50.00
  • DPS fees for a first offense in the sum of $3000.00 payable at the rate of $1000.00 per year
  • Possible reinstatement fee for the drivers license in the sum of $125
  • Possible expense for a deep lung device that would have to be installed in your vehicle

Standard Misdemeanor DWI Conditions of Probation include:

1.      Report once a month to a probation officer,

2.      Not to commit any further crimes during the term of probation,

3.      To pay a monthly supervisory fee to the probation office (approximately $60.00),

4.      To perform a specified number of community service hours during the term of your probation (between 24 and 80 hours),

5.      To attend DWI  classes,

6.      To attend VIP classes,

7.      Alcohol evaluation,

8.      Drive a motor vehicle only if it is equipped with a deep lung device, 

6.      To disdain from consuming alcohol for the term of your probation,

7.      To pay your fines and court costs,

8.      Any other requirements the court sets for you.

You should not waste any time in retaining an attorney. Please call our office for a free consutation. This is a serious crime that can effect your freedom, your financial situation, your right to drive a motor vehicle and your insurance rates and your job.

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