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Can a Criminal Defense Attorney Help With a DWI Charge?

Can a Criminal Defense Attorney Help With a DWI Charge

Driving under the influence has serious consequences, including the loss of your driver’s license. However, a good lawyer can help you keep your rights if you were charged with a DWI. What kind of lawyer should you hire to fight your DWI charge? Your best bet is to go with a criminal defense attorney. In this guide, […]

What Is An Ignition Interlock Device?

What Is An Ignition Interlock Device

If you have been convicted of DWI or intoxication assault, you may have a court order to install an ignition interlock device in your vehicle. How does the device work? An ignition interlock device (IID) is essentially a breathalyzer installed in your vehicle. These can be required for a mandatory amount of time following a DWI conviction. The […]

Why You Need a DWI Lawyer

Why You Need a DWI Lawyer

Between last year and this year, the admission of driving while intoxicated dropped to 17.% compared to 18.9%. Although people are saying they are driving less while intoxicated, there are still 30 deaths every day caused by drinking and driving. Even if drinking and driving doesn’t cause a crash, it still comes with serious legal consequences. If you’ve […]

5 DWI Defense Strategies in Texas You Need to Know

5 DWI Defense Strategies in Texas You Need to Know

According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, about 1,024,508 people were under arrest for driving while intoxicated in 2019. Since that estimate, the numbers of DWI offense accusations remain steady to this day. However, just because they charge you with a DWI offense doesn’t mean you are guilty. If someone charges you with a DWI in Texas, […]

Is a First-Time DWI in Texas Serious?

Is a First-Time DWI in Texas Serious

In Texas, not only is being arrested for a first-time DWI offense scary, but it is also serious. You are now facing criminal accusations that trigger a complicated court process. If you are found guilty, you could be incarcerated, fined, and lose your driving privileges. A first DWI offense can result in severe penalties. The […]

Attorney Grant Featured in Living Magazine

Attorney Grant Is Attorney at Law Magazine's New Local Legal Authority in DWI for Collin, Dallas, and Denton Counties

We are excited to announce that Attorney Deandra M. Grant was featured in Living Magazine. The May 2021 issue included a special section on leading women, and Attorney Grant appeared on the cover. The feature discusses the path Attorney Grant took to becoming a nationally recognized and premier DWI defense attorney. The spark was first ignited when she […]

DUI in Texas? What to Know if You’re Caught Driving Drunk

DUI in Texas What to Know if You’re Caught Driving Drunk

If you’re caught operating a vehicle of any kind while under the influence of alcohol or drugs in the great state of Texas, you could face serious consequences. There are two offenses to be aware of in Texas: Driving Under the Influence (DUI) and Driving While Intoxicated (DWI). While both of these offenses sound similar, there are […]

Factors That May Lead To An Aggravated DWI Charge

Factors That May Lead To An Aggravated DWI Charge

When certain aggravating factors are present at the time of a driving while intoxicated (DWI) offense, it increases the severity of the crime. It is important to understand the differences between a standard and aggravated DWI to avoid finding yourself facing higher charges. Standard vs. Aggravated DWI A standard DWI occurs when a driver is […]

Think About Your Future: The Collateral Consequences of a DWI in Texas

Think About Your Future The Collateral Consequences of a DWI in Texas

The cost of getting a DWI can be steep. On a literal level, you can expect to spend up to $30,000 in fees, court fines, loss of income, and more. Beyond the immediate costs and consequences, it’s important to think about the collateral consequences as well. What is a collateral consequence? Simply put, in addition to the state […]

When Does Theft Become a Felony in Texas?

When Does Theft Become a Felony in Texas?

Felony Theft in Texas In Texas, theft becomes a felony when a specific object was taken, the property was valued at $2,500 or more, or the alleged offender has prior theft convictions. Absent these criteria, the offense is charged as a misdemeanor. CONTACT OUR TEXAS THEFT DEFENSE ATTORNEYS! Now, Texas does not just classify crimes as simply […]