Drivers' License Suspensions

Fort Worth, Texas Drivers' License Suspension Lawyer

The revocation or suspension of your drivers' license is one of the biggest consequences of a DWI and cannot only make life very difficult, but can also be very embarrassing.

At the Bedford, Texas firm of David E. Cook, Attorney at Law, we've been handling DWI cases, and the license suspensions that go along with them, for more than a decade. As a result, we have the experience and knowledge you need to help you keep or regain your driving privileges. But be aware, you have 15 days from the date of the arrest in which to request an Administrative License Revocation (ALR) hearing.

An ALR hearing is a great tool for both keeping your driving privileges and for building a strong DWI defense. Here's why:

• We get to take the deposition of the arresting officer(s) and get their testimony on record before your DWI trial. This gives us a jump on the prosecution and valuable information to use in court.
• After we properly request it, the state has to produce as many as three witnesses at your ALR hearing and if they cannot, your license cannot be suspended

Contact us today to learn more.

Fort Worth Occupational License Attorney

• Depending on your prior record, we can make a strong and effective case on your behalf in order to obtain an occupational drivers' license
• Many new laws require an ignition interlock device placed on your car even for first time offenders. Our experienced firm can guide you in avoid this embarrassing condition if at all possible.

Keeping your driving privileges and obtaining an occupational license takes up to four weeks time. But if you wait too long to contact us, we may not be able to help you at all. In addition, if your blood-alcohol or breath test results showed a BAC of .15 or greater, timing is critical if you wish to avoid an ignition interlock device.

Contact a dedicated Texas drivers' license suspension lawyer at our firm today for a free consultation and to learn more about what we accomplish for you.