First a WARNING - You have only 15 days from the date of your arrest to request a hearing and avoid automatic revocation of your license.  Do not miss this deadline!  To help, Beaty Law Firm offers the following:

1. FREE ALR Request  - To request the hearing to avoid license revocation.  ACT TODAY to protect yourself!  Click here to email us and request the form, or call 214-459-6350 for more information.  We will make this request for you for FREE, with no obligation.
2. FREE Initial Consultation to help you get your bearings and begin to make important decisions.

Next:  Do not assume all is lost. You may feel powerless.  You’re not.  Take control.   Know your rights.   It may seem like the prosecution holds all the cards, but they don’t.   We can help you even the odds.

No question about it! You’re faced with a challenge that will affect the rest of your life. You must take this seriously; so let me give you a glimpse of what’s at stake here. You may lose your license - your insurance could go up or be cancelled - you could even go to jail. Plus it doesn’t end there. A conviction is something that could haunt you for the rest of your life, even hurting you when you apply for a job. This is not a situation to be taken lightly. This is no ordinary traffic ticket! This is a full-blown accusation of driving while impaired.  Getting arrested for drunk driving can have serious repercussions including a potential jail sentence of up to two years, probation fees and hefty fines.

DWI/DUI is a hot topic. It is a politically sensitive crime. Our judges and the legislature are listening to interest groups who are pushing for tougher DWI/DUI laws. This is required to get re-elected! Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) has been a driving force in the all Texas judicial elections for tougher DWI law enforcement. The choices you make about this DWI can have lifetime consequences for you and your family.  The issues that win cases are not always known in the beginning. They require investigation and we know what to look for.