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What should I do if I’m arrested and charged with a crime?

If arrested, remain silent and request to speak with an attorney immediately. Cheryl A. Wulf will guide you through the legal process, protect your rights, and develop a strong defense.

How can Cheryl A. Wulf help with my criminal defense case?

Cheryl A. Wulf provides personalized criminal defense services, investigating every aspect of your case, challenging evidence, and working to reduce or dismiss charges. She offers experienced representation in a range of criminal cases, including DWI, drug offenses, and assault.

What happens if I am arrested for DWI with a child in the car?

DWI with a child passenger under 15 years old is a felony in Texas. You could face severe penalties, including jail time and fines. Cheryl A. Wulf can defend you against these serious charges.

What is the difference between a DWI and DUI in Texas?

In Texas, DWI refers to driving while intoxicated, typically for those over 21. DUI refers to driving under the influence, usually applied to minors under 21 with any detectable alcohol level. Cheryl A. Wulf can defend both DWI and DUI charges.

Can I get a DWI expunged from my record in Texas?

In some cases, you may be eligible to have a DWI expunged or sealed. Cheryl A. Wulf can assess your eligibility for expungement or nondisclosure and help you through the legal process.

What is an ALR hearing, and why is it important?

An Administrative License Revocation (ALR) hearing determines whether your driver’s license will be suspended after a DWI arrest. Cheryl A. Wulf can represent you at this hearing to contest the suspension and protect your driving privileges.

How long will my license be suspended for a DWI in Texas?

A DWI license suspension can range from 90 days to two years, depending on prior offenses and whether you refused testing. Cheryl A. Wulf can help fight the suspension and potentially secure a restricted license for work or school.

How can Cheryl A. Wulf help with my DWI case?

Cheryl A. Wulf is experienced in DWI defense and will analyze the evidence, question the legality of the stop, and explore potential defenses to reduce or dismiss charges.

Can I refuse a breathalyzer or blood test in Texas?

You can refuse a breathalyzer or blood test, but under Texas’ implied consent law, this refusal can lead to an automatic license suspension. Cheryl A. Wulf can help challenge the suspension and defend your rights.

What are the penalties for a first-time DWI offense in Texas?

A first-time DWI in Texas can result in fines up to $2,000, license suspension, community service, and even jail time. Cheryl A. Wulf will review your case and work to minimize or avoid these penalties.

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