Frequently Asked Questions

DWI Attorney in Plano

Q:  I was arrested for a DWI and I am afraid I will lose my license.  Is there anything I can do?

A:  DWI charges are quite serious in Texas.  It is important that you find out from a qualified Plano DWI attorney what can be done in your case.  There are often legal options, but timing is also important as you have a limited time to handle it.  Please contact The Zendeh Del Law Firm for a free consultation and you can get more information that is specific to your case.  The first crucial action is to schedule your ALR hearing.  You have a short window of time in which to schedule this hearing.

Q:  I heard that I have to have an ALR hearing, but I don't know what to do.  What is it?

A:  An ALR hearing means "Administrative License Revocation".  This is the hearing in which it is decided whether you are going have your license suspended or revoked.  You have a right to legal representation at this hearing, and it is important that you are represented by a qualified attorney who will work to increase the chances that you may possibly keep your license, or have the suspension time shortened.  Contact the Zendeh Del Law firm quickly as there is a limited time to schedule your ALR hearing, and if you don't schedule it, you most likely will have your license suspended automatically.

Q:  This is my first DWI offense.  Does that make it less serious?

A:  Although it is true that multiple DWI is more serious, don't think that a first DWI is not a real legal problem.  Texas law is particularly strict in regards to DWI offenses.  You still stand to have your license suspended and a hefty fine to pay.  There are unique factors in every DWI arrest and it would be in your best interests to contact the Zendeh Del Law Firm for a free consultation.  There are many cases where the charges are dropped or reduced, but as each case is different it is necessary to get the exact details of the circumstances of the arrest.

Q:  My license was suspended.  Is there any way I can appeal this?

A:  Yes, you do have the right to appeal this decision.  However, you would want to have a qualified and aggressive DWI attorney handle it for you to increase the chances of a good outcome on the appeal.  Without the exact details of your case, it is impossible to know what your options are.  However, it it likely that something can be done about your situation.  Contact the Zendeh Del Law Firm for a free consultation about your appeal, and you can get the answers in your specific case.

Contact a Plano DWI Attorney from The Zendeh Del Law Firm if you have been arrested and charged with a DWI.