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Can I Get a DWI Expunged from My Record

Most convictions are not eligible for expunction in Texas, so you likely cannot get a DWI expunged from your record if you were convicted. However, you may have options for getting an arrest or conviction hidden from your record.

Because arrest records are public in Texas, being accused of driving while intoxicated (DWI) or another drunk driving offense could affect you for years to come. This is true even if you were never charged, the prosecutor dropped the charges, or your name was cleared in court.

A DWI on your arrest record could cause problems when you apply for a job, rent an apartment, apply for a professional license, or require a background check for other purposes.

Texas Only Allows Expungement in Certain Circumstances

Expunging your record is only possible under specific circumstances in Texas, and only certain offenses qualify. If you were convicted, it is very unlikely you can petition for expungement of your record, no matter the charge. Generally, expungements are reserved for:

  • Arrests where the person never faced charges
  • The court dismissed the criminal charges
  • Some misdemeanor juvenile offenses

According to the State Bar of Texas, there are only two ways an adult convicted of a DWI could qualify for expungement:

  • A pardon; or
  • An acquittal during the appeals process

This is because anyone convicted of an offense other than a Class C misdemeanor does not qualify for expunction. Texas courts usually charge a DWI as a Class B or Class A misdemeanor offense, depending upon the facts of the case.

Nondisclosure Could Be a Better Option

While expunction is not usually an option if you have a DWI on your record, receiving an Order for Nondisclosure could serve the same purpose. While an expungement clears your record, a nondisclosure order seals the record from everyone except government agencies.

This effectively makes your arrest and conviction invisible to private parties running background checks on you, meaning you will not have to explain your mistake for years to come.

Under Government Code §411.081, you may be able to petition for nondisclosure if you:

  • Completed deferred adjudication and received a discharge; or
  • Met all requirements of your sentence and other qualifications

According to the Texas Judicial Branch, new laws that went into effect in 2017 make it possible to seal your DWI records under certain circumstances. This includes:

  • You do not have any previous offenses or additional charges.
  • There were no aggravating circumstances, such as causing an injury accident.
  • Your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) was below 0.15 percent.
  • You completed your sentence, license suspension, and paid all fines and fees.
  • You waited the mandatory waiting period.

Navigating the Process for Expungement or Nondisclosure

If you need to get a DWI expunged from your record, the process is similar for expungement or nondisclosure. Your attorney will prepare and file a petition with the court where your DWI case was heard that outlines your request. The court will notify all involved parties about an upcoming hearing, putting your request on the court docket.

Your Dallas, Texas DWI lawyer will represent you during the hearing and outline why you deserve to move forward with your life without your DWI arrest, charge, or conviction hanging over your head. This argument will likely focus on the good things happening in your life, how your life has changed for the better, and why your arrest record is holding you back.

During this hearing, the court will decide whether to grant the order of expungement or nondisclosure.

While it is possible to complete the forms and petition the court on your own, this request is essential for your reputation, career, and more. You do not want to miss out on this opportunity because you misfiled the paperwork or failed to present the right evidence to show the court why this order is necessary.

If you are serious about ensuring your one-time mistake does not follow you forever, hire a DWI attorney who handles expunctions and nondisclosures for help.

The Law of Offices Randall B. Isenberg Takes on These Cases

The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg may be able to help you petition to have your record cleared or sealed. Mr. Isenberg has more than 30 years of experience, including service as a State District Judge and Chief Felony Prosecutor. In addition to helping clients seeking expunction or nondisclosure, the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg also accepts a range of criminal cases, including DWI and other drunk driving offenses, drug-related offenses, sex crimes, and more.

You can learn more about our services and how we may be able to help with your criminal case, appeal, or expungement by calling us today at (214) 696-9253. We serve clients in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, and other surrounding areas.

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Flower Mound DWI Lawyers

If you have been charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI), it is understandable to feel nervous, upset, or even angry. Just remember that a charge is not the same as a conviction and that you still have rights.

Our Flower Mound DWI lawyer from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg can make sure those rights are respected and fight to minimize the penalties you face. If you want to learn more, you can reach us at (214) 696-9253.

Facing a DWI Charge

DWI is a very serious charge, so police officers are given a lot of latitude in how they deal with suspected DWI cases. They can pull over anyone they suspect of being drunk and demand a blood or breathalyzer test to measure your blood alcohol concentration (BAC). The legal limit is 0.08; if your BAC is at that level or higher, you are legally considered drunk and may be charged with DWI.

DWI is not the only alcohol-related charge you could face. If you were involved in an accident where someone was hurt or killed, if you were driving with an open container of alcohol in the car, or if you were driving with a child in the car, you could face additional charges with additional, very stiff penalties.

A final note: do not confuse DWI with DUI (driving under the influence). Though they sound similar, DUI is a charge reserved for minors only and carries much lighter penalties. The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg would be happy to help you, no matter if you have been charged with DWI, DUI, or any other alcohol-related offense. Call us at (214) 696-9253. We serve clients in Flower Mound, Texas, and throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

DWI Penalties

If you are convicted of DWI, a judge will decide what your sentence will be based on the nature of the charges against you and the penalties prescribed by law. As the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) explains, those penalties vary widely depending on whether:

  • This is your first, second, or third offense.
  • You are facing charges in addition to DWI.

Assuming that this is the first time you have been charged with DWI, you are looking at up to:

  • 1 year without your driver’s license
  • 6 months in jail
  • $2,000 in fines

Compare this with the penalties for a third offense, which include:

  • 2 years without your driver’s license
  • 2 to 10 years in prison
  • $10,000 in fines

These penalties are severe enough in and of themselves, but their deeper implications are even more discouraging. The psychological toll of spending months or years behind bars can stay with you for life.

Trying to fulfill your personal responsibilities without a driver’s license may be difficult or impossible. Finally, having a DWI conviction on your permanent criminal record may impact your reputation, your right to vote, and your ability to get a good job.

Our Flower Mound DWI Lawyer Can Protect Your Rights

Just because you have been charged with DWI does not mean you are guilty, and it certainly does not mean you will be convicted. You have the right to legal representation to defend your interests.

To help you make up your mind about which option is best for you, call the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg for a free consultation. At no cost or obligation to you, a member of our team will listen to your account of the case and explain how a lawyer can help you. The services we provide include the following:

Investigate the Arrest

The police have already investigated your case and made up their minds about your guilt. Now it is time for your lawyer to conduct an investigation of their own. Among the things they will look for is proof that the police have done their jobs properly.

For example, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has released its Texas Breath Alcohol Testing Program Operator Manual. Starting on page 4 of this document is a long list of instructions and procedures for arresting officers to follow; failure to follow the manual may result in faulty test results, and faulty test results may be sufficient grounds to ask for an acquittal.

The evidence found during the investigation will determine your lawyer’s next steps, which could include any or all of the following.

Bargain on Your Behalf

If possible, your lawyer will help you avoid the courtroom by persuading the judge to drop all charges against you.

If a total dismissal is not possible, they may still be able to argue for a reduction. For example, the penalties for obstructing the roadway do not include losing your driver’s license. Being convicted of a lesser charge like this can save you time and money and allow you to get back to your normal routine much sooner.

Represent You at Trial

If bargaining is not an option, your case may end up in court. Your lawyer will build the strongest possible case in your defense, including documentary evidence, favorable witnesses, and opening and closing arguments.

Provide Honest, Compassionate Advice

Your lawyer is always available to answer your legal questions, clarify anything you do not understand, and advise you about your options. You do not have to face any aspect of your case alone.

You stand to lose a lot if convicted of DWI. Let our Flower Mound DWI lawyer explore and explain your options and make sure that your defense is as strong as possible. Call the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg to learn about your rights and how Randy Isenberg’s breadth of legal experience can help you. Our phone number is (214) 696-9253. We can take your call at any time.

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Flower Mound Criminal Defense Lawyers

If you have been charged with any type of crime—whether a misdemeanor or a felony—you will want to consider your legal options carefully. One way to protect your rights is to retain the services of our Flower Mound criminal defense lawyer.

The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg would be happy to provide you with an attorney who will do everything possible to defend you. Call us at (214) 696-9253 to get started. A member of our team is waiting to speak with you.

After an Arrest, You Still Have Rights

People accused of committing a crime are guaranteed certain rights under the law. One of these rights, as stated in Texas Penal Code § 2.01, is for a court to presume they are innocent unless and until the prosecution can present enough evidence to prove guilt. In short, the prosecution has the burden of proof, not you.

That being said, you will want to build the strongest possible case in your defense. Such a defense does not need to prove your innocence beyond a shadow of a doubt: all you need to do is persuade a jury that there is enough of a chance that you are innocent that convicting you could be a mistake. If the jury retains any “reasonable doubt” as to your guilt, they must acquit you.

Randy Isenberg, the founder of the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, worked as a prosecutor and a judge before becoming a defense attorney. He knows how to build cases for people accused of:

  • Drug charges
  • Weapons charges
  • Driving while intoxicated
  • Driving under the influence
  • Boating while intoxicated
  • Other alcohol-related offenses
  • Prostitution
  • Family violence (domestic abuse)
  • Grand theft auto
  • Assault and murder

To find out how a Flower Mound criminal defense lawyer from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg can help you, contact us at (214) 696-9253. We are available to take your call both day and night, and we charge nothing for the initial consultation.

A Lifetime of Consequences

The severity of the penalties you will face if convicted depends on several factors, including:

  • The type of crime you are charged with (felony vs. misdemeanor)
  • The category of crime you are charged with (weapons, alcohol, etc.)
  • The existence or nonexistence of prior convictions for similar crimes

Many crimes carry similar sorts of penalties. You can expect to face fines for virtually any type of charge. Jail or prison time, probation, community service, or some combination thereof are also common penalties. In addition to these, some crimes carry more specific penalties. If you are convicted of driving while intoxicated, for instance, you could lose your driver’s license for months or years.

Fines, jail sentences, and license suspensions can negatively impact your ability to earn a living, fulfill your obligations, and support your family. They can also affect your reputation and, therefore, your ability to socialize freely and advance at work.

Convictions have long-term consequences as well. For example, per Texas Government Code § 411.187, your gun license will be suspended if you:

  • Are charged with a felony
  • Are charged with a Class A or a Class B misdemeanor
  • Are the subject of a protective order

If you are later convicted, you may lose the right to own a gun for life. You may also be prohibited from voting. Some convictions stay on your public record permanently, so you could find it more difficult to get a job or rent an apartment. This can, in turn, affect your financial situation.

Aside from such material consequences, you will have to contend with the emotional costs of going to jail and knowing that you were convicted of a crime.

Preparing and Protecting Yourself

It is understandable if your charges have you feeling scared, alone, or even hopeless. As already discussed, you stand to lose a lot if you are convicted. Legal representation can help you both psychologically (you may feel better knowing that a professional is fighting for you) and materially (a lawyer might be able to get your charges reduced or even dropped entirely).

A lawyer from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg will work closely with you to develop the best possible plan of action and to ensure the authorities respect your rights at every step. They may do this by:

  • Updating you: Your lawyer will update you regularly about your case’s progress so that you can make informed decisions.
  • Investigating the case: We will look for evidence that pokes holes in the prosecution’s argument and/or shows that the police did not handle your arrest properly.
  • Seeking a reduction: Being convicted of a lesser charge means you will pay lower fines and spend less time in jail or on probation. In alcohol-related cases, you will be able to keep your driver’s license.
  • Seeking a dismissal: If the evidence allows it, we will ask a judge to drop the charges against you and let you go.
  • Arguing before a jury: Your lawyer can submit evidence, locate and question witnesses, and more, all with the goal of introducing reasonable doubt in the jurors’ minds.
  • Being responsive: Any time you have a concern or find out something new about your case, call us. We are happy to answer questions or revise how we defend you in response to new information.

The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg is proud to serve clients throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including in Flower Mound, Texas. Contact us at (214) 696-9253 as soon as possible to find out how a Flower Mound criminal defense lawyer from our firm can defend you. We are ready and willing to speak with you no matter what charges you face, and no matter whether this is your first, second, or third offense.

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DeSoto Under 21 DUI Lawyers

A DUI conviction can continue to impact your life for years after you have served out your sentence. Our DeSoto under 21 DUI lawyer from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg can help you fight against a DUI charge and ensure the legal system respects your rights at every step. Call us at (214) 696-9253 to receive a free consultation from our team member.

How DUI Works in Texas

In Texas, driving under the influence (DUI) and driving while intoxicated (DWI) are two very different charges. Of the two, DWI incurs more serious penalties. While people under 21 can be charged with DWI, adults cannot be charged with DUI.

As codified in Sec. 724.011(3)(a) of the Texas Transportation Code, the mere fact that you were arrested on a possible DUI charge gives the police permission to administer any alcohol tests they deem necessary. This includes both breathalyzer tests and blood tests. Refusal to take such tests, according to the second page of a PDF released by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), will only make things worse; you may end up losing your driver’s license for far longer than if you had taken the test.

What are the police looking for when they administer a blood or breathalyzer test? They are checking your blood alcohol concentration.

In the United States, the legal limit—past which you are considered “drunk”—is a blood alcohol concentration of .08. However, this limit does not apply in DUI cases. If the police detect any amount of alcohol at all, you could be charged with DUI. Texas has zero-tolerance for alcohol-related crimes, no matter your age.

The Penalties for DUI Can Vary

The DPS provides a great deal of information about a minor’s rights in cases of DUI (or suspected DUI), as well as the penalties you may face if convicted.

The first conviction carries the lightest penalties. This does not mean that you should not worry about such a conviction or that carrying out your sentence will be easy. You could face up to:

  • Six months without your driver’s license
  • $500 in fines
  • 40 hours of community service

If this is your second or third offense (i.e., you were convicted of DUI once or twice before), then the maximum possible penalties increase to:

  • Two years without your driver’s license
  • $500 in fines
  • 60 hours of community service

In both cases, you may also be compelled to attend an alcohol awareness course designed to give you a better understanding of the dangers of drinking and driving. This, as well as the mandatory community service, can pull you away from work or school, making it more difficult for you to fulfill those responsibilities.

DWI Penalties

In some cases, the arresting officer may charge you with DWI instead of DUI. They may do this for any number of reasons. The arresting officer has the right to decide which situations are serious enough to warrant a DWI charge.

The penalties associated with a first-time DWI offense are far more serious than those associated with DUI offenses. You may face up to:

  • One year without your driver’s license
  • $2,000 in fines
  • Six months in jail

If you are searching for a defense attorney who serves DeSoto, Texas, look no further than the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg. With over three decades of diverse experience in the law, Randy Isenberg and his team know how to put the law to work for clients just like you. Call us at (214) 696-9253 at any time, day or night, to get started.

The Benefits of Hiring a DeSoto Under 21 DUI Lawyer

Whether this is your first offense or your third, you will want to do everything you can to protect your rights and interests. One action you can take right now is to pick up the phone and receive a free consultation from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg. If you decide you would like to retain our services, we will go to work for you in the following ways.

Investigate the Arrest

Just because you have been arrested for DUI does not mean you are guilty of that or any other crime. We will check to make sure the arresting officer had good cause to pull you over, that they treated you lawfully throughout the arrest, and that other substances did not skew your blood alcohol concentration test.

Negotiate for a Reduction or a Dismissal

Obviously, the best-case scenario would be getting the judge to drop all charges as quickly as possible. In some cases, we can persuade them to do this with evidence collected during the investigation. In cases where that is not possible, we will try to convince them to reduce the charges instead. This way, even if you are convicted, you will pay smaller fines and lose your license for less (or no) time.

Represent You in the Courtroom

Some cases do not make it as far as the courtroom, but our team is not afraid to go to court on your behalf if necessary. We will make sure that all evidence is submitted in a timely manner, and we will argue before a judge and jury that you should be acquitted.

At the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, we understand how scary it is to be facing such serious charges, especially at such a young age. A lawyer from our team can put your mind at ease by explaining your rights to you and helping you fight to protect them. To find out more about retaining our DeSoto under 21 DUI lawyer, get in touch with us by calling (214) 696-9253.

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Midlothian Criminal Defense Lawyers

No matter what crime you have been charged with, a Midlothian criminal defense lawyer wants to help you defend your rights and, if possible, fight for a charge reduction or dismissal. To learn more through a free consultation, call the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg at (214) 696-9253. We are here whenever you need us: members of our team are standing by to take your call all day, every day.

You Have Rights

Once you are accused of a crime, it is up to the prosecution to prove “beyond a reasonable doubt” that you are guilty. Until that time, no matter what anyone says about you or what the police charge you with, you are presumed innocent, as codified in Texas Penal Code § 2.01.

As the accused, you have the right to hire a lawyer to build a defense on your behalf. Your lawyer can defend you against all sorts of charges, including but not limited to:

  • Driving while intoxicated (DWI)
  • Driving under the influence (DUI)
  • Family violence and domestic abuse
  • Prostitution
  • Weapons possession
  • Drug possession and other drug crimes

The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg is ready and willing to help you with any of the above charges. Let us assign a Midlothian criminal defense lawyer to your case so that you do not have to take on the burden of building a legal defense by yourself. Give us a call at (214) 696-9253 at any time—night or day—so that we can get started working for you.

Even One Conviction Can Upend Your Life

The penalties you face if you are convicted depend on what type of crime you are charged with and whether or not you have any prior convictions for similar crimes. The more prior offenses you have, the more burdensome the penalties may be.

For example, crimes like certain DWI charges and minor drug offenses are categorized as Class B misdemeanors. Such crimes, per the Texas Politics Project, carry penalties like:

  • A maximum prison term of 6 months
  • A maximum fine of $2,000

Compare that with an aggravated assault charge. This is a second-degree felony, a much more serious charge that carries penalties like:

  • A maximum prison term of between 2 and 20 years
  • A maximum fine of $10,000

Your case may be more complicated if you are facing multiple charges. For example, having an open container of alcohol in the car is an entirely separate charge from DWI or DUI. If you are convicted of both, you may face more stringent penalties.

Other Consequences of Conviction

If convicted of a crime, you stand to lose much more than time and money. Being sentenced to prison or probation for an extended period of time may cost you your job. In DWI and DUI cases, you may have your driver’s license suspended for months or years, making it more difficult—and, potentially, more expensive—for you to travel to and from school or work.

In addition, certain types of convictions cannot be expunged from your criminal record, meaning that all future employers, landlords, and neighbors will be able to see your conviction. Finally, a criminal record may permanently cost you the ability to vote or to own a gun.

In short, a conviction is a serious matter, and you will want to do everything in your power to protect yourself from the consequences outlined above.

Let a Lawyer Protect Your Rights and Fight for You

While it is impossible to predict how your case will go, having a lawyer on your side to help you navigate the process can make things clearer and less confusing for you. It can also be much less scary and stressful to face criminal charges when you know that someone is out there fighting on your behalf.

An attorney can support you throughout your case by:

  • Searching for evidence of your innocence: we will seek out and examine all available evidence, specifically looking for proof that you did not or could not have committed the crime you have been accused of.
  • Searching for evidence of misconduct: police error and misconduct are sadly not as uncommon as they should be. If your case was marred by such an error, we will look for evidence to prove it.
  • Seeking a reduction: we can negotiate with the judge to, for instance, get your charges reduced from a felony to a misdemeanor. You may then face fewer and lighter penalties.
  • Seeking a dismissal: with sufficient evidence, we can argue that the charges against you be dropped altogether so that you can return to your normal life right away.
  • Representing you in court: if your case ends up in court, we will handle everything, including the presentation of oral arguments and the questioning of witnesses.
  • Giving you advice: it can be hard to know what to do or how to handle your case. Your lawyer will make sure you understand what is happening and help you make the best possible decisions.

The team at the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg truly believes that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. Furthermore, our founder, Randall B. Isenberg, has over 30 years of experience in all aspects of the law: he has been a prosecutor, a judge, and a defense attorney.

Let us put our experience and our convictions to work for you. Call us at (214) 696-9253 to see what a Midlothian criminal defense lawyer can do for you. Our firm serves Midlothian, Texas, and many other communities throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

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Balch Springs Under 21 DUI Lawyers

Being convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) can have a serious, long-term impact on your life. To learn more about your rights, call the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg at (214) 696-9253 and find out what a Balch Springs under 21 DUI lawyer can do for you. The initial consultation costs nothing and will help you better understand your legal options.

Any Amount of Alcohol Can Impede Your Ability to Drive

It does not matter how young you are: drinking and driving is against the law. If anything, Texas law is even stricter when dealing with younger drivers (those under 21) than older ones.

For example, the legal definition of “drunk” is having a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 or higher, as verified by a blood or breathalyzer test. According to the second page of a document released by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), however, a minor may be charged with DUI if any amount of alcohol is detected in their system, whether it reaches the .08 threshold or not.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), such strict laws are justified because of the way alcohol interacts with the human mind and body. A BAC of as little as .02 can affect a driver’s judgment, concentration, and visual function. These symptoms only get worse the more alcohol is consumed.

Because everyone metabolizes alcohol differently, it is not possible to determine a “safe” number of drinks to consume before going out on the road; it is safer to assume that even one drink has left you impaired and that you should not drive.

DUI Penalties and How They Can Impact Your Life

If you have been charged with DUI, the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg would like to help. We can assign you a Balch Springs under 21 DUI lawyer to work closely with you and devise an appropriate plan of defense. Give us a call at (214) 696-9253 to get started.

Your lawyer will do everything possible to protect you from penalties such as the following:

  • Losing your license for up to six months
  • Paying a fine of up to $500
  • Going to an alcohol awareness course, with or without a parent
  • Performing community service for up to 40 hours

These are the penalties associated with a first-time DUI offense. Subsequent offenses involve increasingly onerous penalties, including more community service hours and more time without your license.

Although DUI is reserved for drivers under 21, such drivers may instead be charged with DWI (driving while intoxicated). DWI is a more serious charge than DUI. The arresting officer is allowed to judge for themselves the seriousness of the situation and whether a DWI is warranted.

If the arresting officer decides to charge you with DWI, a first-time DWI offense may result in you:

  • Losing your license for up to one year
  • Paying a fine of up to $2,000
  • Going to jail for up to six months

The Long-Term Effects of a DUI Conviction

Any one of the above-mentioned penalties can upend your life. Being forced to pay fines can put you in debt or make it more difficult to pay your regular expenses. Going to jail can also affect your finances or even cost you your job. Losing your license can force you to pay for public transportation or rely on other people to get to school or work.

Finally, whether you are convicted of DUI or DWI, your reputation may suffer irreparable damage. Anyone who looks up your criminal record will see your conviction and may decide to avoid giving you a job or renting you an apartment on that basis. You may also lose the right to vote or own a gun.

Hiring a DUI Lawyer

If you are feeling scared or overwhelmed right now, that is perfectly natural. However, these feelings may interfere with your ability to keep a clear head and defend yourself against the charges.

Legal representation from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg can take a big weight off your shoulders. A lawyer knows how the system works and how to build a case that judges and juries find persuasive. In addition, just knowing that there is someone who believes in you and is working on your behalf can make your situation feel less bleak.

How we deal with your case will depend on many factors, including the circumstances of your arrest and the evidence against you. However, in general, we may be able to help by:

  • Exploring your options: you cannot make good legal decisions if you do not understand your options. Your lawyer will help you weigh the pros and cons of each avenue of defense.
  • Conducting our own investigation: we will seek evidence of your innocence and/or police mishandling your case.
  • Negotiating for a reduction: if we can get your charges reduced, you may face less jail time, lighter fines, and less or no time without your driver’s license.
  • Arguing for a dismissal: if the evidence in your favor is strong enough, we can argue that the case be dropped altogether.
  • Representing you at trial: not all cases go to court, but we are certainly willing to go to trial if a satisfactory deal cannot be reached.
  • Providing you with legal advice: the law is complicated. If you do not understand any aspect of your case or are not sure what to do, please call us. We are always happy to answer your questions.
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If you are looking for a defense attorney who serves Balch Springs, Texas, call the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg at (214) 696-9253. We offer free consultations to all callers. A Balch Springs under 21 DUI lawyer will do everything possible to preserve your reputation and help you get your life back sooner.

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