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Houston-Area DWI Defense

Aggressive & Effective DWI Defense In Houston, Montgomery County, And Beyond

Local experience matters when you’ve been charged with a DWI in Texas. We’ve handled thousands of DWI cases across Harris, Montgomery, Galveston, Brazoria, and Ft. Bend Counties. We know the courts. We know the prosecutors. And we know how to fight to get you the best possible outcome.


From the moment you call, you’ll talk directly to your attorney. We answer our phones, we explain what’s happening, and we take the pressure off of you so you can focus on moving forward while we handle the fight.

Need A DWI Lawyer In the Houston-Area? 

We’ll Handle The Fight.

Don’t Try To Figure This Out Alone

The legal system isn’t designed to be easy. If you’ve been arrested for DWI, the state is already building a case against you, and every decision you make from here on matters. We’ll help you understand what’s coming, what your options are, and how we can fight to minimize the damage. You don’t have to navigate this alone.

Understanding The DWI Traffic Stop

Most DWI cases start with a traffic stop. Whether it was a minor infraction or a routine checkpoint, what the officer says and what you do in response can shape the entire case. We’ll examine whether the stop was legal, whether proper procedures were followed, and if your rights were violated in the process.

After The DWI Arrest

If you’re arrested, the state of Texas may use blood or breath test results, field sobriety tests, or officer testimony to try to convict you. We challenge all of it. From questioning probable cause to analyzing how evidence was gathered, we work to dismantle the case from every angle.

Why Quick Action Matters

Time is not on your side. In Texas, DWI charges can move quickly, and so should your defense. You may have a limited time to request a hearing to keep your license, and the longer you wait, the fewer options you may have. Getting us involved early can mean a better deal, a faster dismissal, or a stronger trial strategy.

We Handle Special Cases

Under 21? Facing Multiple Charges? DWI charges can carry even more weight if you're underage, have prior offenses, or are facing additional charges like drug possession or evading arrest. We’ve handled every version of this before, and we’ll tailor your defense based on your specific situation.

What’s At Stake In A Texas DWI Case

Penalties for DWI in Texas range from fines and license suspension to jail time and long-term consequences like ignition interlock devices and higher insurance rates. We fight to reduce or eliminate penalties wherever possible, and in many cases, get charges dismissed entirely.

Know Your Rights & Use Them

You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to an attorney. You have the right to fight this. We’ll help you understand every right you have—and how to use them to your advantage.

We Know The Territory—And The People Who Run It

Every county in Texas operates a little differently. We tailor our strategy based on local judges, prosecutors, and how each court typically handles DWI cases. Our offices in Montgomery and Harris County keep us close to the communities we serve and the courtrooms we know well.

Houston-Area DWI Attorney: Khalil Saman

Raised in Texas and built for the courtroom, Mr. Saman takes every case personally, fights hard, and keeps his clients in the loop every step of the way. You won’t be passed off. You won’t be left in the dark. You’ll get smart, aggressive legal defense from an attorney who actually cares. Contact us today. We’ll handle the fight.

Driving While Intoxicated FAQs

How long do I have to request a license hearing after arrest?

In Texas, you typically have 15 days to request an ALR (Administrative License Revocation) hearing. Don’t wait—call now.

Can I get my DWI dismissed?

It’s possible. We’ve helped hundreds of clients get dismissals or reduced charges by challenging the evidence or the stop itself.

What happens if this is my second DWI?

Penalties increase and so does the importance of having an experienced defense. We’ll walk you through what’s different and how to fight it.

Do I have to take a breath or blood test?

Refusing a test can result in a license suspension, but may also limit the evidence the state can use. We’ll explain what applies in your case.

Please Exercise Your Rights!

It is important to note that there are certain instances in a DWI where you may be physically forced to give a blood specimen. The state can only forcefully take your blood if they get a warrant from a judge. Here are some reasons that the state will try to force you to give blood:


  • It is a DWI No Refusal Weekend.
  • It is a DWI 3rd or more.
  • The officer has obtained a warrant from a judge.
  • There is a child under the age of 15 yrs. of age in the vehicle.

DWI Consequences

A DWI is unlike many other crimes in that it is a stackable offense and has other far-reaching consequences.


What is a stackable offense? A stackable offense means that any subsequent DWI charge will be further enhanced.
 
In Example:

  • DWI 1st is a Class B Misdemeanor – Up to 180 days jail and up to a $2,000 fine.
  • DWI 2nd, or DWI over .15 is a Class A Misdemeanor – Up to one year jail and up to $4,000 fine.
  • DWI 3rd or more 3rd Degree Felony – From 2–10 years jail and up to $10,000 fine.
     

In addition to the court system, you have to deal with DPS. With each new conviction, DPS will try to suspend your license for more time than the time before. In addition, with each conviction, you will face a state traffic fine in the amount of $3,000 for the first DWI in a 36-month period $4,500 for a subsequent DWI in a 36-month period $6,000 if the driver’s BAC was .15 or more.

DWI Defenses

You were not intoxicated beyond the legal limit, and/or you did not lose normal use of mental or physical faculties. The burden is on the state to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you were driving while intoxicated. There are a number of ways that the state is going to try to prove their theory.
 

  • Your blood alcohol concentration.
  • How you perform on what “they” call “Standard Field Sobriety Tests.” and what I call “roadside antics.”
  • How you generally appear on video.
  • Your driving facts.
  • The officer’s testimony.
  • How the blood or breath collected and/or analyzed.
     

At the end of the day, here in Texas, we have certain rights.
 
You have the right to refuse a blood or breath test. 


You have the right to refuse any and ALL field sobriety tests.


One more thing, you always have the right to remain silent.

County-Level DWI Defense Expertise

We serve clients in DWI cases throughout Montgomery County, Harris County, Galveston, Brazoria, and Ft. Bend County. With deep local knowledge, we navigate each court system to give you the best defense. We don’t just show up. We handle the fight and we know how to work each county system to your advantage.

We’re Aggressive, Effective, & Local to Your County Courtroom

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