If you have been charged with a DWI in Fort Worth, contact Baker & Dameron, L.L.C. We have effectively represented citizens accused of DWI and other criminal offenses such as theft, drug possession and delivery, assault, family violence, criminal mischief, trespass, robbery, burglary, and weapons violations in the DFW area.

There are many things you need to know if you are pulled over and suspected of driving while intoxicated. You are only required to provide your drivers license, insurance, and to step out of the vehicle. You will want to tell the police that you will take the appropriate tests once your lawyer is present. If you perform badly on the Standarized Field Sobriety tests, this will be an indication that you may have been driving while intoxicated. If you perform badly and the officer can detect an odor of alcohol on your breath, you have compounded a possible negative outcome with the courts. Please click here for more information on Fort Worth DWI questions and answers. We also have a list of DWI Questions that need to be answered.

Many people charged with DUI (Driving Under the Influence) or DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) in Texas have a particularly difficult time dealing with their criminal charge, often because it is the first crime for which they have ever been arrested. These arrests can result in serious consequences. A person who is convicted of a DWI can face heavy fees and penalties, a loss of driving privileges, and may be sentenced to serve jail time. Given that so much is at stake in a DUI or DWI case, it is important to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney who has handled many DWI cases in Fort Worth and Dallas, and who will guide you through the legal maze of the Texas criminal justice system and Department of Public Safety (DPS). We will also help get your license back and acquire an occupational driver's license if necessary.