Fort Worth DUI | Fort Worth DWI - Baker and Dameron

WE ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT WHAT WE DO. WE WILL FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS. If you have been charged with a DUI or DWI in Fort Worth, you will need to employ legal counsel. Gone are the days of the slap on the wrist. Texas has begun its crack down on drunken driving offenders. Our DUI lawyers focus on immediate and aggressive representation, bringing experience and knowledge of existing laws and effective Fort Worth DWI defense strategies into play for each case brought before us.

Timing is important following your DWI arrest. Many are unaware that their license will be automatically suspended if they refuse the blood or breath test when the police officer has reason to believe that they are driving under the influence. Blood alcohol content (BAC) over the legal limit of .08 will also mean automatic suspension. There is an opportunity to appeal at an administrative license revocation (ALR) hearing where we will appear on your behalf. You can locate other pages on the importance of appearance at your hearing on our website.

A DWI in Fort Worth is a serious offense. It is punishable by the laws that govern our state and each individual county. Your first DWI can almost assuredly result in a fine and probation but in some cases, an interlock device can be ordered to be installed on your car. There are many mitigating circumstances in each case but you must have an attorney present before the courts in Tarrant County. We know the expense of a DWI attorney can cause stress and embarrassment to you and your family but the sad fact is that without an attorney, you will most certainly lose your case and have a conviction on your record for life. A DWI conviction in Fort Worth has significant consequences. You may have your license suspended, you may lose specific hours in the day when you are not allowed by law to drive, your insurance will increase, you may have an interlock device installed on your car, which is not only expensive and high maintenance, but embarrassing, and you may face other battles with child custody and present and future employment. Do not assume since you have never had a DWI in Fort Worth, that you cannot get one. The Tarrant County sheriff's office has beefed up patrolmen in your area to watch for drunk drivers. If you have been charged with a DWI or DUI in Fort Worth, please contact the law offices of Baker and Dameron for a consultation today.