Compare vetted, experienced DWI lawyers who know the courts, prosecutors, and judges in the county where you were arrested — then contact the attorney you choose directly.
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Every listed attorney is State Bar verified and practices DWI defense in DFW county courts.
Sample profile: DWI-focused defense practice appearing regularly in Dallas County courts, including ALR hearings and jury trials.
Contact This Attorney →Sample profile: Fort Worth-based DWI defense with a focus on Tarrant County courtrooms and commercial-driver cases.
Contact This Attorney →Sample profile: Collin County DWI and drug-DWI defense, including record-clearing work after dismissals.
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From a first-time Class B misdemeanor to felony intoxication manslaughter, the attorneys listed here handle the full range of intoxication offenses under Texas Penal Code Chapter 49.
72 hours to 180 days in jail, up to $2,000 in fines, plus a $3,000 state fine. Learn what a first charge really means — and how attorneys fight it.
Learn more →Third offense, DWI with a child passenger, intoxication assault or manslaughter. Felony exposure demands a serious defense team.
Learn more →The complete 2026 penalty chart: fines, jail ranges, license suspensions, ignition interlock, and the hidden costs most sites skip.
Learn more →You have 15 days to save your license after an arrest. Understand the ALR process and why attorneys treat it as free discovery.
Learn more →Breathalyzers malfunction, blood draws get mishandled, and labs make mistakes. See how attorneys challenge the state's key evidence.
Learn more →Texas has zero tolerance for drivers under 21. Any detectable alcohol means a DUI charge — but options exist to protect a young record.
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“I was arrested on a Saturday night in Uptown and had no idea about the 15-day license deadline. I found a Dallas DWI lawyer through this site on Sunday, and by Monday morning he had filed my ALR request in time. My license was saved.”
— Marcus T., Dallas County“As a first-time offender I was terrified. The attorney I contacted through the directory explained everything in plain English, got my charge reduced, and I never spent a day in jail beyond the arrest. Worth every penny.”
— Jennifer R., Plano“My son got an underage DUI in Denton. The lawyer we found here knew the juvenile process cold and helped us get deferred disposition so his record stayed clean. I can't recommend him enough.”
— Sandra M., Denton CountyListed attorneys cover Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, and surrounding counties. Select your city for local court information.
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After a Texas DWI arrest, you have only 15 days from the date of your arrest (or suspension notice) to request an Administrative License Revocation hearing. Miss it, and your driver's license is suspended automatically — 90 days for a failed test, 180 days for a refusal, and longer with priors.
DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) applies to drivers of any age operating a vehicle while impaired or with a BAC of 0.08 or higher. DUI is a separate Class C charge that applies only to drivers under 21 with any detectable amount of alcohol. Most adult cases are DWIs.
Yes, it happens. Dismissals and reductions typically come from challenging the traffic stop, the field sobriety tests, breath/blood test procedures, or the officer's probable cause. An experienced DWI attorney can evaluate which defenses apply to your case.
A first DWI is a Class B misdemeanor carrying 72 hours to 180 days in jail, but many first-offense cases resolve with probation rather than jail time — especially with strong legal representation and no aggravating factors like a high BAC, accident, or child passenger.
Every day you wait narrows your defense options. Browse the directory, compare vetted DFW DWI attorneys, and contact the one you choose — consultations are free and confidential.