Washington County Arkansas DWI Attorney

For an immediate free consultation about your Arkansas DWI, call (479) 521-5656 or fill out the Free Washington County DWI Consultation form to the left. But hurry, because time is important if you want to keep your Driver's License from being suspended and to begin fighting your arrest.

Washington County Arkansas DWI Attorney Doug Norwood has many years of trial experience defending Arkansas DWI cases and has been involved with over 10,000 criminal cases. He is a former Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, which gives Fayetteville DWI Attorney Doug Norwood additional insight in how to win your case.

Being charged with an Arkansas DWI can have serious consequences. Be sure that your case is handled by an experienced and qualified lawyer. Washington County Arkansas DWI Criminal Defense Lawyer Doug Norwood will be aggressive in your representation and make sure your legal rights are protected.

An Arkansas DWI is the only criminal offense in the state for which you cannot receive deferred adjudication. You may lose your driver's license, see a substantial increase in your car insurance rates, pay large fines and court costs and possibly even face jail time. Having a criminal record could impact your ability to find and keep a job. You should take a DWI arrest very seriously and secure professional legal assistance in an effort to reduce or dismiss the charge. Your future may depend on the outcome.

Fayetteville DWI Lawyers Norwood & Norwood have accumulated a highly successful record of 'not guilty' verdicts in the defense of DWI, drunk driving and alcohol related cases. Each case is different, but they always start with the goal of finding a way to get your case dismissed.

Washington County DWI Attorney Doug Norwood handles all aspects of Arkansas DWI cases including trying to keep your driver's license from being suspended, securing work or school permits for driving, filing motions to suppress there charges, questioning the reason for your traffic stop and preparing for a jury trial.

You have only 7 days from the date of arrest to request a hearing to contest the suspension of your drivers license. If you fail to request a hearing, your license will be suspended. It is important that you call Norwood & Norwood immediately to find out your rights.

Fayetteville, Arkansas DWI Attorney Doug Norwood is a former Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, and has more than 16 years of experience with DWI cases. He was voted one of Arkansas Best Criminal Defense Lawyers by Arkansas Times Magazine. Doug Norwood is Martindale-Hubbell AV rated (the highest rating an attorney can receive).

Fayetteville DWI Lawyer Doug Norwood offers a free DWI Case Evaluation. His fees are very competitive, especially when you consider the level of his experience defending DWI cases. The law firm can arrange for flexible payment plans, and all major credit cards are accepted.