Arrested for DWI in San Antonio? The Next 15 Days Matter More Than You Think

Arrested recently? Call me now at (830) 529-7693. I answer my phone, including nights and weekends.

If you're reading this, you're probably still shaken. Maybe you were arrested last night. Maybe you're sitting with a stack of paperwork you don't understand. First, breathe. A DWI arrest is not a conviction, and it's not the end of your story.

But there's one deadline you can't afford to miss.

Your license is on a separate clock. In Texas, a DWI arrest usually starts two cases: the criminal case, and a separate case to suspend your driver's license. You generally have 15 days from your arrest to request a hearing to fight that suspension, called an ALR hearing. If you miss it, the suspension can take effect automatically, before your criminal case has even started.

Count the days since your arrest. If you're still inside 15, there's time, but not much. Call me today at (830) 529-7693 so we can protect your license while we still can.

What you should do right now:

  • Write down everything you remember about the stop while it's fresh.

  • Don't talk about the arrest on social media or with anyone but your lawyer.

  • Find your paperwork, because the arrest date matters.

  • Call me before the 15 days run out: (830) 529-7693.

Why I do things differently. I've been defending people in Bexar County since 2004, and the complaint I hear most about other lawyers is simple: "I could never reach them." That won't happen with me. When you retain me, you get me, not an assistant or a voicemail box. Mornings, nights, weekends. You'll never wonder what's happening in your case.

When it's time to go to court, I'm your voice. I go through every detail of the stop, the testing, and the arrest. If the State wants to build a case against you, I won't make it easy for them.

The clock is already running. Don't face this alone.

Call me directly: (830) 529-7693

I'll listen to what happened, explain where you stand, and tell you what we do next.

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