DWI Attorney Serving Conroe and The WoodlandsIf you have been accused or arrested for driving while intoxicated you have to remember that the prosecutors do not work for you. They have a job and that is to convict and punish you. Show up in court with a DWI lawyer who has many years of experience with DWI cases in Montgomery County Texas. He has gotten many DWI charges dismissed and has won a great number of DWI cases in jury trials.Steve Dennis practices in Montgomery County, and that includes Conroe and The Woodlands. As a top DWI Lawyer, he has the experience needed and will put in the time to win your case. Contact Steve Dennis today so he can analyze your case. Go with a board certified Attorney. He can help you keep your driver’s license and stay on the road.
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Charged with DWI?
A DWI arrest in Texas creates two cases: a DWI charge and a driver's license suspension for up to 2 years. It is possible to avoid a license suspension and maybe even a DWI conviction. Here's how: Request an ALR hearing from DPS within 15 days of your date of … Click here to learn more about a DWI charge.
Possession of Drugs
Have you been accused of possession of drugs, including marijuana, methamphetamines, or cocaine? Drug possession in Texas is a serious offense. Even just a little bit of marijuana can land you in jail for up to 180 days. ANY drug conviction in Texas will suspend … Click here to learn about a charge of Possession of Drugs.
Assault or Family Violence
An assault conviction brings many potential problems: up to a $4,000 fine and up to 1 year in jail, including a conviction on your record for life! It is also possible that your ability to own a weapon may be taken away. Just because the victim either wants to or has … Click here to learn more about a charge of Assault or Family Violence.
Theft
A theft arrest or conviction will stay on your criminal record forever. Writing a hot check is considered theft. It is treated the same as any other type of theft. Remember two important things about theft cases: Theft cases add up. If you are convicted once, the next time the … Click here to learn more about a charge of theft.