First-Offense DWI In Houston
A first DWI arrest can affect your driving, work, and future. Leslie LeGrand examines the evidence and explains the court and license issues so you can make informed decisions.
Understand the next steps, organize your paperwork, and find focused information about Texas DWI and criminal defense.
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Keep your release documents, bond conditions, court notices, and any driver’s-license notice together. Follow the conditions as written and confirm your court dates. Do not assume the criminal court will handle a separate license hearing for you.
The Texas Department of Public Safety generally gives you 15 days after an ALR notice is served to request a hearing. DPS describes a different 20-day deadline from mailing for certain notices issued after consensual blood-test results. Have the actual notice reviewed promptly rather than guessing which deadline applies.
Read the official Texas DPS ALR guidance.
A short website message is enough to request contact. Save sensitive details and documents for a discussion with the attorney.
Stops, sobriety tests, breath and blood evidence, and license issues.
Assault, drug allegations, theft and fraud, juvenile matters, and serious charges.
Former Harris County prosecutor, Texas lawyer since 2002, and scientific-evidence educator.
Yes. The firm offers a free consultation. Representation, fees, and the scope of work are discussed separately.
Avoid public posts about the incident. Preserve existing material and discuss questions about statements or evidence with your lawyer.
No. An accusation is not a conviction. The government bears the burden of proving the criminal charge.
No. The available strategy and possible outcomes depend on the evidence, applicable law, and your circumstances.
Harris, Montgomery, Chambers, Galveston, Brazoria, Fort Bend, and Waller counties in Greater Houston, with representation elsewhere in Texas as appropriate.
A first DWI arrest can affect your driving, work, and future. Leslie LeGrand examines the evidence and explains the court and license issues so you can make informed decisions.
The license process can move before your criminal case is resolved. Bring your suspension notice to Leslie LeGrand promptly so the correct deadline and available response can be evaluated.
The days after an arrest can feel confusing. Use this guide to organize the next steps, protect relevant evidence, and prepare for a discussion with Houston DWI attorney Leslie LeGrand.
Scientific evidence deserves careful examination. Leslie LeGrand’s DWI work and teaching experience include breath testing, blood testing, toxicology, and laboratory procedures.
Prior history or aggravating allegations can substantially increase the stakes. Leslie LeGrand reviews both the new accusation and the records used to support an enhanced charge.
An assault accusation can affect your freedom, family, employment, and reputation. Leslie LeGrand examines the facts, applicable court orders, and the evidence behind the allegation.
Drug accusations may turn on a search, the alleged possession, and laboratory evidence. Leslie LeGrand reviews how the evidence was obtained and what it actually establishes.
Record-intensive allegations call for a detailed review of transactions, communications, intent, and the State’s interpretation of the evidence.
Leslie LeGrand Law represents people facing DWI and criminal accusations across Greater Houston, with an office at 5300 Memorial Drive in Houston.