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I am often asked by my clients if they should voluntarily provide a breath or blood sample when they are arrested for Driving While Intoxicated in Texas. I often hear attorneys advise to never voluntarily provide a sample when requested by an officer. However, I do...

I am often asked what is the difference between Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) and Driving Under the Influence (DUI) in Texas.  The answer to the question depends on the age of the person and how much alcohol the individual has consumed.    In...

When you walked out of the court room, order in hand, things stated out smoothy between the two of you. Everyone was following the court’s order and working together in raising the children. Then things began to change. It started off slowly at first with the other...

Arrest Forms The Department of Public Safety will seek the suspension of your license following anarrest for Driving While Intoxicated. When someone is arrested for DWI, the arresting officer should read and issue a DIC-24 (Statutory Warning) form and a DIC-25 (Notice...

I understand going through a divorce is emotionally and financially stressful. You and your spouse have spent years building a life together. During the time you have acquired property and debt. Now it has to be divided. The purpose of this article is to provide you...

I understand going to court can be intimidating, a little nerve-racking, and probably not how you want to be spending your time. However, court appearances are important and necessary to achieve your goals for the case. I am providing you with the following tips to...

Stages of a DWI Arrest Case One of the biggest questions I receive from my clients is how can I expect my case to proceed now that I have been arrested for DWI. I understand no one wants to spend their time going through a criminal case and meeting with attorneys....