Taylor County TX DWI Lawyer

Being accused of driving while intoxicated in Texas is a serious offense. A conviction for DWI in Texas comes with many financial penalties and long-term social consequences. You could be facing fines, court costs and a jail sentence. The Department of Public Safety may suspend your driving privileges and require you to pay $1000 each year for three years just for the right to renew your license. You will be required to carry expensive, high-risk SR-22 insurance. An arrest record could lead to loss of job and diminished future employment opportunities.

It is important to act quickly and to hire a qualified attorney with experience in drunk driving defense. While each case is different, having professional legal guidance could mean:

• Saving your driving privileges
• Having your rights protected
• Avoiding penalties, fines and surcharges
• Staying out of jail
• Getting the best result for the specifics of your arrest, including possibly having your case reduced or dismissed

Taylor County TX DWI Lawyer David White will try to keep your record clean. He will thoroughly investigate the details of your arrest and look for errors in police procedure, check equipment calibration and maintenance records and challenge any evidence. Attorney David White will then build the most appropriate and aggressive defense for your case.

Protect your future and your rights by contacting Abilene Texas DWI Attorney David White.

Taylor County DWI Attorney David White offers a free consultation where he will listen to your story, review the details of your arrest and then outline your legal options. No money is required and there is no obligation. To schedule a meeting, call (325) 691-0370 or fill out the consultation request form to the left.

In addition to criminal case being filed against you after an arrest for driving while intoxicated in Taylor County, the Department of Public Safety will seek to administratively suspend your driver's license. This is a separate action from the court case and you could actually have the charges dropped and still lose your license.

The duration of the suspension depends on a number of factors, including your blood alcohol content at the time of the arrest, whether you caused an accident, whether you refused to submit to a breath test and if you have any prior Texas DWI convictions.

You have the right to request an Administrative License Revocation hearing and challenge the suspension. You must, however, file such a request within 15 days of the date of your arrest or you will lose your license.

Taylor County DWI Lawyer David White offers complete drunk driving defense, including help with your license. He can represent you at the DPS hearing and work to restore your driving privileges. Time is very limited, so contact Attorney David White for immediate help with your license.

Taylor County Texas DWI Attorney David White is a native of West Texas and a sixth generation Texan. He practices criminal law, including helping those accused of driving while intoxicated throughout West Texas, the Concho Valley and the Big Country. He has argued cases in courts throughout the area and his excellent working relationships with judges and prosecutors have resulted in positive results for his clients, including dismissal of cases and reduction of charges.

Abilene DWI Lawyer David White believes that everyone is innocent until proven guilty and he provides aggressive TX DWI defense at reasonable, affordable rates.

David White received an undergraduate degree from Texas Tech University, graduating magna cum laude in honors studies. He earned a J.D. from Texas Tech University School of Law. Attorney David White is a member of the Abilene Lawyers Association, the Abilene Young Lawyers Association and the State Bar of Texas.

To get the legal assistance you need and deserve, contact Taylor County Texas DWI Lawyer David White. The initial meeting is free and time is critical for a successful defense against a DWI, so call now.