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Austin Texas DUI FAQ

If I am convicted for DWI will I go to jail?

Technically, the state of Texas requires jail time for all DWI convictions; however this time can sometimes be exchanged for probation. Appoint the Austin DWI lawyer to discuss what can be done in your case.

Will my license be revoked?

An arrest for DWI will result in a license suspension, however even if your case is dismissed you run the risk of losing your driving privileges. You have 15 calendar days to contact the DMV following your arrest to request a hearing. If you do not request this hearing you will automatically lose your license.

How do I reinstate my license after a DWI conviction?

If you are convicted for DWI you will have to complete any court-mandated requirements to have your license reinstated.

What if I was arrested for DWI at the scene of an accident?

Contact the Austin DWI attorney immediately. If the prosecution is able to convince the court that you were the cause of the accident, you will face time in prison.

What if I have more than one DWI?

Consequences increase with each DWI offense. Contact the Austin DWI lawyer immediately.

What do I need to do at the DMV?

Even if you are not convicted of DWI, you still must deal with the DMV. You have 15 calendar days to contact the DMV following your arrest to request a hearing. If you do not request this hearing you will automatically lose your license. The Austin DWI lawyer can represent you in both the DMV hearing and your court case.

Why should I hire an attorney?

You can represent yourself in court and at the DMV; however a local Austin DWI lawyer will have years of experience working with the Austin courts and DMV system to resolve your case as quickly as possible.