Criminal Defense

DWI

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SAN ANTONIO DWI ATTORNEYS

Your Success Is Our Priority

Were you pulled over and arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs? If you are facing the severe penalties of a DWI, you need aggressive representation from Casillas & Christian, PLLC.

Our firm represents clients in DWI cases involving:

  • Drunk driving
  • Intoxication assault
  • Intoxication manslaughter
  • ALR hearings
  • License suspension/revocation
  • Underage drunk driving
  • Driving a commercial truck while intoxicated

At Casillas & Christian, PLLC, we believe that good defense is about asserting and protecting your constitutional rights. With our firm representing your interests, you’ll have the benefit of 45 years of experience on your side.

Contact us online or call (210) 224-5010 to schedule your free consultation with us today.

First-Time Offenders

If this is your first time being charged with a DWI and no one was harmed as a result of your actions, you are probably facing a misdemeanor. Depending on your BAC (blood alcohol content) at the time of the incident, you could be facing a fine of up to $4,000 and up to one year in jail. You might also be required to install an ignition interlock device in your car.

Just because it is your first offense does not mean that you should take these charges lightly. A DUI/DWI can remain on your criminal record and impact your ability to get a job or maintain your driving privileges. You will still want to hire a capable San Antonio DWI attorney to protect your rights and help you minimize the impact of this situation. Casillas & Christian, PLLC has handled numerous first-offense DWI cases throughout Texas and we are ready to handle yours.

Repeat Offenders

The penalties you face for a second or third DWI offense only get worse. Though a second-offense DWI is still generally classified as a misdemeanor – barring other circumstances like open alcohol containers and serious bodily injury – you are more susceptible to higher fines and lengthier jail sentences.

Third-time offenders are charged with felony DWI and can be fined up to $10,000, be jailed for up to 10 years, and may have their license suspended for up to two years. These penalties can seriously hinder your ability to hold a job, rent a home, and maintain the life you once enjoyed. It is vital that you retain a San Antonio DWI attorney who can fight to protect your future.

Trust Casillas & Christian, PLLC to represent your best interests and to fight for a favorable outcome on your behalf. Call us at (210) 224-5010 today.

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