San Antonio Multiple DWI Attorneys
Aggressive Criminal Defense Lawyers
Our San Antonio DWI attorneys at Smith & Vinson Law Firm are dedicated to providing the legal assistance you need when arrested for driving while intoxicated. A DWI arrest in the state of Texas puts your freedom and future on the line and can cause financial stress. When facing a second, third, or fourth DWI, the stakes are even higher. If you find yourself in this situation, our experienced lawyers will fight hard and fight to win when defending your case in court.
Contact Smith & Vinson Law Firm today at (210) 960-9557 to arrange a free initial consultation with a member of our team.
What Are the Penalties for Multiple DWI Convictions in Texas?
Generally, you will be charged with a Class B misdemeanor for a first-offense DWI. This offense is punishable by a fine of up to $2,000, a license suspension of 90 days to a year, and jail time of three to 180 days. Multiple DWI charges, however, can often be classified as felony offenses. Felonies carry penalties that are more severe.
Penalties for a subsequent DWI charge include:
- Second offense (charged as a Class A misdemeanor)
- A fine of up to $4,000
- Jail time ranging from 30 days to one year
- A driver license suspension ranging from 180 days up to two years
- Third offense (charged as a third-degree felony)
- A fine of up to $10,000
- A prison sentence of two to 10 years
- A driver license suspension ranging from 180 days up to two years
Are You Facing Multiple DWI Charges?
The harsh penalties of a DWI conviction can severely impact your life. When facing such consequences, it is essential that you seek capable legal representation immediately. Our San Antonio DWI lawyers will quickly get to work investigating your arrest and the subsequent proceedings to gather evidence in your defense. We will aggressively pursue what is in your best interests from start to finish. Our legal team is committed to seeking a favorable outcome for all of our clients and we will continue to provide full accessibility and support to you while we do so.
Discuss your case with a San Antonio multiple DWI lawyer. Get started by contacting us at (210) 960-9557 now.
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Throughout the whole process, I had the utmost confidence in Mr. Smith and his work. the goal when we first met was to "get the DWI dismissed" and that is exactly what happened.- Ronald D.
A Proven Track Record
Check Out Our Recent Case Results
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Dismissed DWI
Our client was stopped by a police officer for driving the wrong way down a one-way street. A Blood Warrant was issued, and the test came back .09. Our client was new to the area and attempting to get a job. Pleading guilty to a DWI was not an option. After negotiating with the prosecutor, our firm was able to get the DWI charge dismissed after successful completion of 18 months deferred prosecution.
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Dismissed Assault Family Violence Domestic Violence
Our client received an arrest warrant for an alleged assault on his brother’s girlfriend. He needed the warrant cleared so that he could be considered for a job he was applying for.
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Dismissed Assault with a Deadly Weapon
Our client, a retired Marine, was out with some friends one night when he got into a fight at a gas station. He allegedly pulled out a knife and left the scene. Moments later, law enforcement pulled him over. He was charged with misdemeanor DWI, felony Assault with a Deadly Weapon, and two counts of felony Terroristic Threat.
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Charges Avoided Assault
Client had been celebrating his birthday and tried to prevent some of his guest from driving while intoxicated. While attempting to arrange an alternative ride for a relative, the relative’s girlfriend decided she wasn’t having it and decided to start an altercation with a few other guest. Later she accused our client of having assaulted her and sending her to the hospital.
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Dismissed Theft
Our client was allegedly caught shoplifting at an HEB. She had no prior arrest history, so we worked with her on proactively taking classes, which were used to her advantage during our negotiations. The client accepted a deferred adjudication on the shoplifting offense, which was ultimately dismissed.