$14,455. That’s the average cost of a DWI conviction in Texas.*
THE COST OF DOING NOTHING
Lost license, lost income while you can’t drive, court costs, and insurance that goes up for years. It’s also a permanent criminal record that shows up on every job and apartment application. A dismissal costs you a phone call — hundreds of my clients’ cases have ended that way.
*Potsdam University, average cost of a DWI conviction in Texas.
What’s in the checklist
✓ Days 1–3 — What to save, what not to say. The paperwork you were handed, the receipt from the tow yard, and the two things people post online that get used against them.
✓ Days 4–14 — The ALR request. Exactly what “15 days” means, what happens if you refused vs. blew, and the one form that stops the automatic suspension.
✓ Day 15 and after — Occupational license, court dates, hiring. How to keep driving to work if the suspension goes through, and the questions to ask any lawyer before paying them — including me.
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