Arrested for DWI with Child Passenger under 15? Our Criminal Defense Law Firm offers experienced DWI attorneys and former Tarrant County prosecutors who can help fight your DWI with Child charge. All of our DWI attorneys are former prosecutors who have combined for over 100 DWI specific jury trials, from misdemeanor to felony DWI. Our goal is a No Bill, Dismissal, or a Reduction on your felony DWI with Child charge.
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WHAT WE OFFER IN YOUR DWI DEFENSE:
EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE IN DWI TRIALS
Our firm has extensive experience in DWI trials. Our DWI lawyers have tried over 100 DWI specific trials, from misdemeanor DWI charges to felony DWI with child charges. In addition, we have reviewed and negotiated thousands of DWI charges and have attended advanced training courses specifically designed for DWI trials.
FORMER DWI PROSECUTORS IN TARRANT, DALLAS, AND HARRIS COUNTY
As a former prosecutors in Tarrant, Dallas, and Harris County, our DWI attorneys know how the State of Texas will attempt to prosecute you on your DWI with Child case. This knowledge will allow our firm to build the best defense in fighting your DWI with Child charge.
SUPERIOR KNOWLEDGE IN DWI EVIDENCE
Our lawyers know inside and out each and every aspect of a DWI with Child charge, including having expertise in Standardized Field Sobriety Tests, breath and blood testing procedures, and search warrants.
TEXAS PENAL CODE | DWI WITH CHILD
49.045 | TEXAS PENAL CODE | DWI WITH CHILD PASSENGER
(a) A person commits an offense if:
(1) the person is intoxicated while operating a motor vehicle in a public place; and
(2) the vehicle being operated by the person is occupied by a passenger who is younger than 15 years of age (Note: this is the portion of the law that turns a misdemeanor DWI into a felony).
(b) An offense under this section is a state jail felony.
CALL A DWI ATTORNEY TODAY TO HELP BUILD A STRONG DEFENSE WITH YOUR FELONY DWI WITH CHILD CHARGE
If you or a loved one is facing a DWI with child passenger charge, you need an experienced and highly reviewed DWI attorney to help get the case dropped or reduced to a misdemeanor (to avoid a felony conviction). Unlike many felony offenses, Texas law does not allow for deferred adjudication (deferred probation that ends in a dismissal if successfully completed) on felony DWI with child passenger charge. To avoid a permanent felony conviction, the case has to be dropped (no billed by a Grand Jury), dismissed by the District Attorney’s office, or reduced to a misdemeanor offense (typically by convincing the State to waive the child passenger portion of the Indictment, to allow for a plea to a misdemeanor DWI charge).
In addition, our lawyers help on the outset with the initial driver’s license suspension that comes from the State of Texas for being arrested for a felony DWI with child passenger charge.
Fortunately, there are many ways to challenge or mitigate a DWI arrest, and it’s important that your Fort Worth DWI attorney understands how your case can be challenged. This may include challenging the basis for the initial traffic stop or challenging whether the State can prove intoxication through field sobriety tests or a blood result.
Whether it’s your first DWI or you’re a repeat offender facing felony charges, you need a DWI attorney in Fort Worth who will fight for your future. At Hoeller McLaughlin PLLC, we provide aggressive representation and will do everything we can to get your case dismissed or get your charges reduced.
If you would like more information about a Fort Worth DWI lawyer that gets results, call 817-334-7900 or fill out our online contact form.
