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If you were arrested or are the parent of a minor who was arrested for under 21 DUI, we can help you minimize the possible consequences. A DWI defense lawyer at our Little Elm office can question any violation of your rights that might mitigate your arrest, help you prepare a solid defense, and challenge blood alcohol concentration (BAC) machinery and results.

Depending on your age, the criminal penalties and fines you face if convicted can vary greatly. If you are 17 or younger at the time of the incident, your parents might also be faced with penalties related to your arrest. An under 21 DUI lawyer at our firm can help your family recover from an arrest and get a fresh start.

How Your Age Impacts Possible DUI Penalties

The Texas Department of Public Safety (TxDPS) describes its Zero Tolerance Policy that defines underaged drivers as being guilty of driving under the influence (DUI) if they have a measurable amount of alcohol in their system. It also outlines the penalties and punishments of a DUI conviction. According to their guidelines, the age of the driver and the number of previous arrests help define their possible penalties.

DUI Penalties for Drivers 17 and Younger

If you—or your son or daughter—were 17 years old or younger at the time of the arrest, penalties include:

  • A first DUI offense is a Class C misdemeanor with a fine of up to $500, community service of up to 40 hours, and a suspended driver’s license for up to 6 months. It could also mean you and/or your parents are required to participate in an alcohol awareness class.
  • A second DUI offense is also a Class C misdemeanor which includes a fine of up to $500, up to 60 hours of community service, a suspended driver’s license for up to 2 years, and participation in an alcohol awareness course.
  • A third DUI offense is charged as delinquent conduct by a minor between 10 and 17 years old. Its penalties include fines of up to $500, as many as 60 hours of community service, and loss of driving privileges for up to 2 years.

Because the ascribed penalties can affect the driver and their parents, they can be stressful and frustrating for the entire family. When we work with you, our goal is to guide you through the legal system and minimize the potential damage of a conviction.

DUI Penalties for 17 to 21-Year-Old Drivers

DUI penalties increase as drivers age. If you or your child is between 17 and 21 at the time of the arrest, possible penalties include:

  • A first DUI offense is classified as a Class B misdemeanor and can lead to fines of up to $2,000, incarceration for up to 6 months, and loss of driving privileges for up to 1 year. Sentence reductions are possible for a first offense upon completion of court-ordered community supervision and the installation of an ignition interlock device.
  • A second DUI offense is classified as a Class A misdemeanor and can result in up to $4,000 in fines, up to 1 year of incarceration, and a suspended driver’s license for up to 1.5 years.
  • A third or higher DUI offense is classified as a third-degree felony and carries a fine of up to $10,000, imprisonment for up to 10 years, and a suspended driver’s license for up to 2 years.

Because the penalties for under 21 DUI increase with age and vary according to specific factors, consider navigating the legal system with a DUI lawyer at our firm. Our local team can help prevent damage to a young driver now and help avoid damage to their future.

We are Committed to Client Service and Support

When you trust your case to our criminal defense team, we provide responsive legal services from a team of lawyers who fights hard for your under 21 DUI case in Little Elm. We do more than fight for your legal rights—we also listen to your version of events with compassion and keep you informed as your case progresses. Our team will:

  • Challenge probable cause for the arrest
  • Explore plea bargains and sentence reductions
  • Ensure you were read your rights in full
  • Look for inconsistencies or inaccuracies in your case

Randall B. Isenberg puts more than 30 years of experience as a former prosecutor and state district judge to work for you. When you are ready to fight for your future, we are ready to fight by your side.

Previous Client Testimonials

No one can tell you how hard we will work for you like our clients. Previous client testimonials include the following:

  • “The Isenberg law offices are filled with professionals who take every case and client seriously, as if they’re going up to bat for their own family members.”
  • “I would recommend the legal services of Randall Isenberg to anyone. They were very professional, prompt, seemed to actually care about my case, and handled it unconditionally.”
  • “Randall Isenberg went above and beyond my expectations and would highly recommend him as a lawyer. He stayed in touch with me throughout the representation and made sure I was up to speed along the way.”

Our team continues to fight for under 21 DUI clients and their families. In fact, we make a point of keeping our clients informed while we fight for their best possible outcome because we believe one arrest does not have to derail your entire future.

Get Help from a Little Elm Under 21 DUI Lawyer on Our Team

Our under 21 DUI lawyer will help you fight for lower charges, lighter sentences, plea bargains, and full dismissals. Call (214) 696-9253 to get a free consultation with a member of our client intake team.

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If you or someone you love was arrested and is facing criminal charges and possible conviction, our team can help. Criminal conviction could cost you your freedom, separating you from your family and friends. It could also damage your current position and impact your future career goals, temporarily or permanently cost you your driver’s license, and lead to costly financial penalties.

A criminal defense lawyer from our firm can help with the aftermath of your arrest in Little Elm, including representing you at court appearances and negotiating plea bargains. We can challenge the validity of your arrest and negotiate a reduction in, or dismissal of, the charges against you. Our team will fight for the rights you are entitled to, look for leverage to help your case, and investigate the probable cause that led to your arrest in the first place.

We Can Help You Fight These Criminal Charges

Criminal charges can come in many forms and range in degree from misdemeanor to felony. No matter what type of criminal charges you are facing, you are entitled to legal representation to help you fight for justice and fairness. We represent clients in cases involving:

  • Sex crimes
  • ALR hearings
  • Auto theft
  • Commercial DWI
  • Domestic violence
  • Weapons offenses
  • Boating while intoxicated
  • Assault and manslaughter

This list is not exhaustive—we may be able to help with your case even if it is not listed here. We offer free consultations 24/7, so prospective clients like you can learn more.

How Our Team Builds an Effective Defense

When we represent you, we listen to your story to understand what happened and why you were arrested in the first place. Our team looks into every detail of your arrest to identify any inconsistencies in police or witness recollections. When we go to work on your criminal defense, we will:

  • Locate and interview any available witnesses
  • Ensure the state acts in a timely fashion
  • Identify and consult any necessary expert witnesses
  • Negotiate plea bargains and sentence reductions
  • Investigate whether there was probable cause

According to Texas Code of Criminal Procedure § 14.03, any police officer who arrests you must have probable cause to do so. Lack of probable cause to arrest you could help us negotiate in your defense.

In addition to probable cause, our team will also challenge any questioning that took place after you requested a lawyer. We look for any other violations of your rights. If you were not advised of your rights in full and in a language that you understood, or if any other violation took place, it could provide leverage in your case.

Possible Criminal Penalties in Texas

With more than 30 years of legal experience as a prosecutor, state district judge, and now defense attorney, Randall B. Isenberg can help you understand and navigate the criminal justice system. According to the Texas Politics Project guidelines, criminal conviction could lead to financial penalties and periods of confinement.

Penalties for Misdemeanor Conviction

If you are convicted of a misdemeanor in Little Elm, the penalties you face can be extensive and costly. Our team can help you fight to avoid these penalties, which include:

  • A year of incarceration and up to $4,000 in fines for a Class A misdemeanor
  • Up to 180 days of imprisonment and up to $2,000 in fines for a Class B misdemeanor
  • Up to $500 in fines for a Class C misdemeanor

You do not have to manage your defense or interpret Texas’ criminal law on your own. A criminal defense lawyer from our firm is ready to help you fight for the best possible outcome of your case.

Penalties for Felony Conviction

Felony convictions typically lead to larger financial penalties and often result in longer jail or prison sentences than misdemeanors. They can include up to:

  • Life imprisonment and $10,000 in fines for a first-degree felony
  • 20 years imprisonment and $10,000 in fines for a second-degree felony
  • 10 years imprisonment and $10,000 in fines for a third-degree felony
  • 2 years of incarceration and $10,000 in fines for a state jail felony

We can negotiate plea bargains to help minimize these penalties that would separate you from your family or disrupt your career or education.

Results for Previous Criminal Defense Clients

When our team goes to work for you, we fight for lower charges and reduced penalties. Where possible, we fight to have the charges against you dismissed altogether. Results for previous clients include:

  • Possession of a controlled substance – dismissed
  • Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon – reduced to a misdemeanor
  • Felony theft – reduced to a misdemeanor
  • Robbery – reduced to a misdemeanor
  • Driving with a suspended license – dismissed
  • Class A DWI (second offense) with .14 BAC – reduced to Class B misdemeanor

We fight hard to ensure our clients get the legal support they need. Our firm provides a responsive customer experience that keeps each client updated as their case progresses. When you are ready to fight for your future, we are ready to provide the guidance and support you need.

Let Our Criminal Defense Team Fight for You in Little Elm

If you or someone you love was recently arrested on criminal charges and is facing conviction, you are not alone in your fight for justice. The criminal defense lawyers on our team will work with you to help minimize the potential damage of conviction and help you get your life back on track.

When you are ready to fight for your freedom and your good name, we are ready to help. Get a free consultation and find out how hard our team will work to help you protect yourself, your family, and your future. Contact the client intake team at the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg by calling (214) 696-9253 today.

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If you were arrested for DWI in Ennis, the consequences of a DWI conviction can affect you and your family. You do not have to face the possibly damaging aftermath of an arrest on your own. A DWI lawyer from our team can help you limit these damages, represent you in court, and negotiate lowered charges and lighter sentences.

Do not hesitate to get our DWI defense team on your side as soon after an arrest as possible. We can help you avoid a permanent stain on your record that could show up in subsequential background checks. Guidance and direction from our team can also help you retain your driving privileges, safeguard your career, and protect your standing in the community.

Our Team Can Help You Fight These DWI Penalties

It can be difficult to fight back after an arrest without the support of a lawyer familiar with state and local laws. It’s important to fight back with a strong defense, as the consequences of conviction are severe. Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) guidelines cite the following penalties for DWI conviction:

  • First DWI offense – up to 6 months of jail time and up to $2,000 in fines
  • Second DWI offense – up to a year of jail time and up to $4,000 in fines
  • Third DWI offense – up to 10 years of prison time and up to $10,000 in fines

In addition to these penalties, specific circumstances of your arrest can lead to sentence enhancements that increase the penalties you face. For example, a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.15 or higher increases the charges you face from a Class B to a Class A misdemeanor. Having an open container of alcohol in your car at the time of arrest results in a similar increase in charges.

If you were involved in an accident that led to your DWI that led to an accident, the law does not allow you to have your record sealed. That consequence, alone, can severely impact your future. When our team represents you, we help you fight to avoid conviction and this permanent stain.

We Also Help You Mitigate These DWI Consequences

The criminal and financial penalties you face if convicted are not the only consequences of a DWI. Incarceration and the aftermath of release from incarceration can create various challenges. You may also have to deal with:

  • The loss of your driver’s license
  • Compromised background checks
  • Damage to your reputation
  • Damage to your current and future career
  • Increased insurance rates

A DWI conviction can also lead to a temporary loss of voting privileges and governmental financial aid when you are ready to explore higher education options. Our team may be able to help you avoid these penalties of conviction when we represent you. We can challenge the validity of your arrest, uncover any violation of your rights, and challenge the accuracy of the BAC testing equipment and results.

How We Challenge Your Arrest and Fight Back Against Conviction

Several factors could help us build a defense in your case. A lawyer from our team will explain the limits of the law, the state’s responsibility, and your rights. For example, law enforcement must have probable cause to pull you over. We can look for evidence to show that the officer did not have probable cause, which may allow us to argue for dismissal. We will also:

  • Question if law enforcement read your rights
  • Explore whether you were questioned without your lawyer
  • Interview witnesses to your arrest

You are not alone in your fight for fairness and justice. If you were not read your rights in full or you were questioned after you requested a lawyer, our team has leverage to help challenge your arrest.

Types of DWI Cases We Can Handle

The law gives you the right to hire someone to defend you in Ennis. Our team can help if you are:

  • A minor charged with DWI or DUI
  • Facing a first or subsequent DWI offense
  • Facing the loss of your driving privileges

We can also help if you have an upcoming administrative license revocation (ALR) hearing. Randall B. Isenberg is the lead attorney at our firm, and he has more than 30 years of experience in a career as a former prosecutor and as a state district judge. He brings this experience to each case, along with a team and resources to help our clients minimize the damage of arrest and avoid the penalties of conviction, if possible.

Results for Previous DWI Clients

We bring every tool and resource at our disposal to the fight for your freedom. We want to help limit the personal and professional damage you would otherwise face. Outcomes when representing previous clients include:

  • Felony DWI offense reduced to a misdemeanor
  • DWI with BAC of .13 reduced to obstruction
  • Second DWI offense reduced to Class B
  • DWI with BAC of .15 resulting in dismissal

This is only a partial sampling of results our team has achieved for previous clients. We will work as hard for you as we have for past clients with a shared goal of helping you get past an arrest and start rebuilding your life with minimal damage.

Let Our Team Help You Fight Back

If you or someone you love was arrested for DWI and you are worried about the penalties of possible conviction, our team can help ease your concerns. One arrest does not have to derail your future or keep you from exploring your educational or career goals.

Our criminal defense team can help you learn more about the advantages of hiring a DWI lawyer in Ennis to help you fight back, represent you in court, or negotiate a plea deal on your behalf. Get a free consultation and case review by calling the client intake team at the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg today: (214) 696-9253.

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An SR-22 insurance certificate is obtainable from most vehicle insurance providers. You can also ask if a specific insurance company offers the certificate when shopping for insurance in Dallas. You will be required to pay a fee for the certificate and notify the state of its acquisition.

The insurance company will inform the state if you have it, as well as if it lapses. Not every driver is required to carry an SR-22 certificate. If you received orders to get one, our DWI lawyers in your area can help you find an appropriate insurance provider. In addition to helping you obtain an SR-22, we can also help you meet any other legal requirements to retain your driving privileges.

What is an SR-22 Certificate?

An SR-22 certificate is a specialized type of auto insurance verification. This type of financial responsibility certificate is proof that you possess the minimum amount of insurance Texas law requires. Minimum coverage includes:

  • $30,000 per person for bodily injury or death
  • $60,000 per accident for bodily injury or death
  • $25,000 per accident for damaged or destroyed property

The insurance company that issues the certificate will explain how it works and its added monthly costs. When you are fighting to retain or regain your driving privileges, our DWI legal team will help ensure you have the required coverage. Our goal is to ensure you can continue to transport yourself and your family to and from work, school, errands, and extracurricular activities.   

Why am I Required to Have an SR-22?

Many factors can make this certification mandatory for drivers in Dallas. Per Texas Department of Public Safety (TxDPS) guidelines, an SR-22 is necessary if your driver’s license is suspended for:

  • Boating while intoxicated
  • Driving while intoxicated
  • Driving with an invalid license

The state can also require you to carry an SR-22 certificate and attend DWI education classes after receiving multiple DWI convictions. According to Texas Transportation Code § 601, you need to have SR-22 certification to demonstrate financial responsibility. During a traffic stop, you must be able to provide a paper or electronic copy of the certificate upon an officer’s request.

Does an SR-22 Certificate Take the Place of Auto Insurance?

This is a separate certificate that does not replace your need for an insurance policy. To keep your driver’s license after a DWI, you are required to have both, according to TxDPS. You are also required to keep the financial responsibility certificate for a minimum of two years.

When we represent you, our team will make sure you understand the requirements of maintaining your license, including insurance coverage and the SR-22 document. We will also work hard to limit the potential damage, restrictions, and added expenses of DWI conviction by negotiating plea bargains to reduce the charges and penalties you face.

What Happens if My SR-22 Lapses?

If your certificate lapses, not only does it place your driver’s license at risk of suspension, it also puts your vehicle’s registration in jeopardy. The insurance company will notify TxDPS if your SR-22 lapses or is terminated or canceled.

Our DWI team can help you understand the importance of maintaining the required insurance coverage and proof of financial responsibility. We will also ensure you know the penalties of failing to meet your responsibility and the potential impact on your ability to register and drive your vehicle.

What are the Additional Penalties for DWI in Dallas?

The penalties for DWI can vary according to the number of previous offenses committed and your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level at the time of your arrest. Possible penalties include the following:

  • First offense: up to 6 months incarceration
  • Second offense: up to a year of incarceration

You might also face possible sentence enhancements. In addition, if your DWI conviction involved an accident, you will never be able to have your record sealed. When you hire our DWI team to represent you, we can help you fight to avoid this permanent blemish on your record by helping you avoid conviction.

Get Help Keeping Your Dallas Driver’s License

Are you or someone you love fighting to keep a license after a DWI arrest? We can help you learn more about obtaining an SR-22 certificate, why it is required, how much it will cost you, and how long you need to have it. When you are ready to fight for your driving privileges, we are here to support you.

Call Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg Today

Contact a team member in our Dallas office to begin with a complimentary consultation. Our lead attorney, Randy Isenberg, has more than 30 years of experience in the law, including many years as a former prosecutor and state district judge. He knows what it takes to defend our clients in these cases because he’s been on all sides of the courtroom.

Call the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg at (214) 696-9253 to get our DWI defense team started on your case today.

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There are multiple differences between DWI and DUI in Texas. The two primary distinctions are:

  • Age: Driving under the influence (DUI) charges are reserved for minors.
  • Severity: DUI charges carry less severe penalties than driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges.

DWI Penalties Versus DUI Penalties

DWI is a more serious charge than DUI. However, the penalties for both have the potential to change your life, perhaps permanently.

DWI Penalties

Whether this is your first conviction or your third, you stand to lose:

  • Money: DWI fines can range from $2,000 to $10,000.
  • Time: You could spend as little as a few days in jail or as long as 10 years in prison.
  • Mobility: DWI charges generally involve the suspension of the offender’s driver’s license. You could lose yours for as little as 90 days or as long as 2 years.

As the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) explains, only minors receive DUI charges. However, a minor may be charged as an adult and face a DWI conviction at the arresting officer’s discretion.

DUI Penalties

The severity of DUI penalties also depends on whether you have any prior convictions—and if so, how many. While slightly different and less stringent than DWI penalties, these consequences will affect similar spheres of your life, as follows:

  • Money: The maximum fine for a DUI charge is $500.
  • Time: While you do not have to serve jail time, you may have to serve 20 to 60 hours of community service. You may also have to attend alcohol awareness classes.
  • Mobility: You could lose your license for as little as 60 days or as long as 2 years. Again, the length of your sentence depends on prior convictions.

Other Alcohol-Related Charges May Affect Your Sentence

According to Chapter 106 of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code, it is illegal for a minor to:

  • Drink alcohol
  • Purchase or attempt to purchase alcohol
  • Drive while under the influence of alcohol
  • Lie about their age in order to buy alcohol

In addition, it is illegal for anyone of any age to:

  • Drive with an open container of alcohol
  • Drive drunk with a child in the car
  • Injure or kill someone while driving drunk

If you are facing any such charges in addition to the DWI or DUI, the penalties you could receive may be harsher than those already discussed.

A Lawyer from Our Firm Can Help with Both DWI and DUI Cases

Whether you have been charged with DWI or DUI, legal representation from one of our attorneys can help you to:

  • Understand your rights under the law
  • Make the best possible legal decisions
  • Defend yourself in and out of the courtroom

Services We Offer Clients Facing DUI or DWI

First, our firm offers free consultations to prospective clients. This service allows you to learn about your options quickly and easily. You can then decide to hire our team to:

  • Investigate and look for evidence, so your defense will be as strong as possible
  • Try to get the charges dismissed so that you can get back to your normal life right away
  • Try to get the charges reduced so that you will spend less time in jail, less time without your driver’s license, and less money on fines and fees
  • Present your case in court so you have a passionate advocate to present evidence, question witnesses, and deliver oral arguments
  • Advise you about the best course of action, so you can be confident that you are making the best possible legal decisions

A Conviction Can Radically Alter Your Life

Even a first conviction can impact how you:

  • Find a job: DWI offenses stay on your record permanently, so all prospective employers will know about your conviction.
  • Get to work or school: Being deprived of your license or having to attend awareness classes can interfere with your ability to fulfill your academic and professional obligations.
  • Interact with others: Coworkers, friends, and family may change how they think about you based on your conviction.
  • Think about yourself: Spending time in jail or having a permanent criminal record can affect your self-esteem and mental health.
  • Save money: Even a quick conviction and a small fine can deplete your savings, force you to take out a loan, or hamper your ability to earn a living.

You do not have to give in to your charges without a fight. A defense attorney from our firm could identify civil rights violations or holes in law enforcement’s case that may help us dismiss or reduce your charges.

Our Defense Team is Here for You

Randy Isenberg, the founder of the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, has been a prosecutor, a judge, and a defense attorney during his thirty years in law. He and his team are devoted to helping people avoid penalties such as those described above.

To understand the difference between DWI and DUI in Texas, your rights, and your legal options when facing such charges, call us at (214) 696-9253 for a complimentary consultation.

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The requirements for obtaining an occupational or restricted license in Dallas, Texas include:

Can a DWI Lawyer Help Me Get an Occupational License?

A lawyer from our firm can help you with all aspects of your driving while intoxicated (DWI) case, including filing for an occupational license. They can also:

  • Clarify your case: Your attorney will make sure you understand what is happening with your case at all times by explaining legal concepts and updating you on a regular basis.
  • Fill out paperwork: This includes the forms necessary to request an occupational license, as well as things like trial exhibits.
  • Seek evidence: Police reports, eyewitness testimony, security footage, and more can play a role in building your defense.
  • Seek a dismissal or reduction: If the charges are dropped, the case is over. If the charges are reduced, you will face much lighter punishments if convicted.
  • Advocate for you in court: Your lawyer will speak on your behalf in the courtroom, delivering oral arguments and questioning witnesses.
  • Support you: Whenever you have a question or need to report a change in your case, you can call our team. We are here to make the legal process as easy for you as possible.

We offer these services and more when you hire us for your case.

You Can Learn More for Free

If you are still unsure about hiring a lawyer, our law firm offers a complimentary consultation, during which you can ask any questions about the process. We can also assess your case at no cost or obligation to you, meaning there is no risk to calling for more information.

What are Other Penalties Associated with DWI?

If you lost your license due to a DWI arrest, then you also face the prospect of:

  • Paying hefty fines and court fees: The maximum DWI fine you may have to pay ranges from $2,000 to $10,000. In addition, you will have to pay court fees, occupational license application fees, and so on.
  • Spending time behind bars: A DWI conviction could land you in jail for 3 days or in prison for up to 10 years.
  • Losing your rights: Certain types of convictions could permanently affect your right to seek federal employment, vote, own a firearm, and more.
  • Having trouble at work: You could lose your license for 1 to 2 years. This will make getting to work much more difficult.

Many of these penalties can have lasting consequences on several aspects of your life. Whether or not you receive the maximum possible penalties, a DWI conviction can upend your:

  • Career: Jail time may convince your boss to let you go, and a criminal record may dissuade other companies from hiring you.
  • Finances: Between fines and court fees, you could lose thousands.
  • Social life: Other people might not want to associate with someone with a criminal record.
  • Mental health: Going to jail, as well as the knowledge that you can never expunge your criminal record, can do serious psychological damage.

What Determines the Severity of Your Penalties?

Why does the severity of DWI penalties vary so widely? The exact nature of the penalties you face depends on:

  • Prior convictions: Your sentence may be lighter if this is your first conviction.
  • The severity of the charge: A misdemeanor is less severe than a felony.
  • If there are other charges: If you have been charged with other alcohol-related offenses in addition to the DWI, you could face stricter penalties.

Why are Occupational Licenses Issued?

You could lose your regular driver’s license for any number of reasons, including:

  • DWI conviction
  • Refusing to take a blood or breathalyzer test at the time of arrest
  • An accumulation of points on your license

Without a license, it will be much more difficult for you to get to work. This is especially critical if you are your family’s primary or sole breadwinner. Under such urgent circumstances, you have the right to request an occupational license. Having this type of license allows you to drive under limited circumstances, including to get to and from work, school, and certain errands.

How Fast Can I Get My Occupational License?

There are often waiting periods associated with receiving an occupational license. Per the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), these wait times vary depending on why your license was suspended. In some cases, a judge may waive the waiting period, allowing you to get your occupational license faster.

Get Legal Help Today

Whether you want more information about the requirements for obtaining an occupational or restricted license or you are ready to hire a DWI lawyer right now, call the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg. We can inform you of your rights and options and help you decide how to approach your case. Call (214) 696-9253 for a free consultation.

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