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Georgetown Multiple DWI Defense Attorneys 

Local Support for Multiple DWIs in Georgetown

Facing a second, third, or subsequent DWI charge in Texas can have severe and enduring impacts on your life, including substantial fines, lengthy license suspensions, and even incarceration. The State of Texas is well known for its stringent DWI law enforcement and aggressive pursuit of convictions. 

Navigating DWI charges in Georgetown can be particularly challenging due to the stringent local laws and the proactive stance of law enforcement. The Williamson County Sheriff's Office and the Georgetown Police Department are known for their rigorous enforcement of DWI laws, making it essential to have a Georgetown DWI defense attorney who understands the local legal landscape.

At Winters & Chidester, our team of seasoned multiple DWI attorneys leverages their experience as former prosecutors to help clients. With this background, we are ready to offer you invaluable insights into the state's approach to cases involving multiple DWI convictions. We understand the gravity of what you are up against and are prepared to mount a vigorous defense on your behalf.

Facing a second, third, or fourth DWI? Contact our Georgetown-based law firm today to schedule a confidential consultation with our team.

The Stakes Rise with Each DWI Conviction 

Every additional DWI offense in Texas increases conviction penalties (as outlined by the Texas Penal Code). A second DWI conviction can lead to fines up to $4,000, a possible jail term ranging from 30 days to one (1) year, and suspension of your driver's license for up to two (2) years. Moreover, you may be required to install an ignition interlock device on your vehicle and attend mandatory educational programs.

As the stakes rise, a third DWI conviction in Texas is categorized as a third-degree felony. This dramatic shift in severity can carry penalties including a fine up to $10,000, imprisonment for two (2) to ten (10) years, and suspension of your driver’s license for up to two (2) years post-release. 

Additional penalties may include: 

  • Mandatory installation of an ignition interlock device
  • Extensive community service hours 
  • Probation periods 
  • Mandatory participation in an alcohol or substance abuse program 
  • Additional state fees beyond punitive fines 

At Winters & Chidester, we are acutely aware of these potential penalties and the profound effect they could have on your life. Our legal team is committed to defending clients facing multiple DWI convictions with strength and tenacity. Contact us immediately to discuss the specifics of your case and explore your defense options.

Potential Defense Strategies for Multiple DWI Charges

When defending a DWI case with previous convictions on record, taking a strategic approach is necessary, especially if you are trying to mitigate the charges or hoping to get them dismissed. At Winters & Chidester, our personalized approach involves a thorough examination of your entire DWI and/or criminal history. Doing so is what enables us to tailor a defense strategy with your specific goals in mind. 

Examples of ways some people have sought to challenge DWI charges: 

  • Contesting field sobriety test methods
  • Evaluating the legality of traffic stops
  • Negotiating reduced sentencing
  • Advocating for rehabilitation programs
  • Pursuing dismissal when possible

Real People. Real Wins.

Review Some of Our Results to See for Yourself What We’ve Worked to Achieve

As Georgetown criminal attorneys, we recognize the importance of what we do. Our goal is to help our clients face brighter futures, all while protecting their constitutional rights to the fullest. We couldn't be more proud of the people we've helped and the lives we've changed.

  • Case Dismissed Assault causing bodily injury

    We represented a woman accused of assault causing bodily injury with family violence. Through our experience as former prosecutors, we were able to point out certain evidence that showed our client was the true victim, which resulted in her case being dismissed in the interest of justice.

  • Case dismissed Family Violence

    We secured a dismissal "in the interest of justice" on behalf of a client who was accused of family violence.

  • Case dismissed Property Theft Case
  • Case dismissed Tax Violation

    We successfully represented a client charged with a tax-related violation, negotiating with the investigating agency and prosecution to secure a dismissal.

  • Case dismissed Assault Family Violence

    We represented a woman accused of assault family violence. We were able to show the prosecutor that she was the true victim, securing a dismissal on her behalf.