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A Houston DWI arrest can significantly impact your life. You may lose your driver’s license, and you may spend time in jail. It’s essential to take a DWI charge seriously. But things have become much more complicated during the pandemic. Concerns over
Facing Houston DWI charges more than once is far from uncommon. And with drastically higher penalties for a second DWI, this leaves many people wondering, “Can a second DWI be reduced?” While we certainly understand the desire to deal with a second DWI quickly, there is no clear-cut answer to this question. Getting a second DWI dismissed or reduced depends on the facts and circumstances surrounding your case. However, your odds are greatly improved by working with an experienced Houston DWI lawyer. Even with a prior DWI on your record,…
If you’ve been charged with drunk driving, you’re probably wondering how a Houston DWI will affect your job. No matter your career, a DWI can interfere with your ability to work because you will be unable to legally drive for some time. For some professions that require a professional license, like doctors and nurses, the state board may consider a DWI as grounds to revoke or suspend your license. Finally, once you have a DWI on your publicly available criminal record, potential employers may be unwilling to hire you for…
If you don’t complete these classes your driver’s license could be revoked–along with your probation. You can take the classes online or at one of many education centers around Houston. Costing in the hundreds of dollars, DWI classes are yet another price to pay for a criminal conviction. At The Law Offices of Ned Barnett, we know the burdens of a DWI conviction. That’s why we take every step possible to obtain the dismissal or acquittal of our clients’ cases. In our experience, our ability to obtain favorable outcomes is…
If you’ve been charged with DWI, you may already have had to pay bail and the vehicle impound fee. Unfortunately, these costs are minor compared to the fees you could potentially face if you are convicted. The reality is that you could wind up paying thousands of dollars as a result of your conviction, even if it’s a first-time offense. Don’t think that cooperating will get you a more lenient sentence and lower costs. The best thing you can do is contact an experienced Houston DWI attorney as soon as…