Adress:
600 Forest St. #101
Georgetown, Texas 78626
Adress:
600 Forest St. #101
Georgetown, Texas 78626
The primary objective is to work toward getting a dismissal. During our initial consultation, I will outline the requirements and explore available options. Whenever new information arises, my clients are promptly informed.
If you require a Bastrop DWI, DUI domestic violence, assault, theft, alcohol-related crimes, drug possession, or other misdemeanor or felony cases contact me. Effective legal representation by skilled and determined criminal defense counsel is essential.
I have successfully prevented several of my clients from a criminal record. For misdemeanor and felony charges in Bastrop County, Texas you will likely require the services of a criminal defense attorney. I handle cases related to DWI, Assault, Terroristic Threat, Possession of Drugs, Domestic Violence, Assault Family Violence and others areas. I have affordable legal fees and has secured recent case dismissals. Feel free to call or complete our contact form for a free consultation.
Domestic violence charges often stem from minor disputes at home that escalate and lead to police involvement. This doesn’t mean a permanent criminal record. Many of my client’s cases are dismissed. Contact me to learn how we can formulate a plan to achieve case dismissal and help you move forward with your life.
Having legal representation in court is important. A DWI attorney must possess the experience to identify critical aspects and ask the right questions. An accused individual usually lacks the knowledge needed for a proper defense.
Bastrop, like most places, has law enforcement officers looking for impaired drivers. If you are apprehended after consuming alcohol, you will likely be taken to the Bastrop County Jail. However this does not imply guilt. To reduce or dismiss your case, you’ll need to seek the services of an experienced DWI lawyer in Bastrop, Texas. This process may involve an investigator. I have extensive experience in handling such cases, with satisfied clients.
A Texas DWI 1st offense penalty is punishable by a fine up $2,000 for a Class B misdemeanor or $4,000 for a Class A misdemeanor. Texas DWI laws undergo frequent legislative updates, with penalties escalating based on severity and a .15 BAC test result.
A 1st offense of Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) is considered a Class B misdemeanor unless the BAC is .15 or higher. The maximum fine is $2,000 and the license suspension period spans from 90 days to one year. This is separate from the DPS Drivers License ALR hearing related to a test refusal or failure.
In Texas, a DUI statute is reserved for drivers under 21 found with any amount of alcohol in their system. Frequently, they may not be subjected to testing to confirm the presence of alcohol: it may be based on alcohol smell or admission to recent alcohol consumption. Such cases are classified as Class C misdemeanors. For further discussion see this link: Class C Misdemeanor.
My well-established defense firm is dedicated to winning your case. I recently secured a victory in a jury trial in Bastrop County. Look no further and contact me immediately for your legal needs.
The breath tests in Texas are conducted using an Intoxilyzer 9000.
For information on DWI and DUI blood tests click DWI blood test.
For an alcohol level comparison chart click BAC Chart.
On September 1, 2019 a new law went into effect greatly increasing the cost of a DWI. Look at the following for more information http://erictorberson.com/can-i-get-deferred-adjudication-for-a-dwi-in-texas. The additional fines added to the existing statutory fine makes the DWI charge extremely expensive under Texas Transportation Code 709.
(1) $3,000 for the first conviction within a 36-month period;
(2) $4,500 for a second or subsequent conviction within a 36-month period; and
(3) $6,000 for a first or subsequent conviction if it is shown on the trial of the offense that an analysis of a specimen of the person’s blood, breath, or urine showed an alcohol concentration level of 0.15 or more at the time the analysis was performed.
(c) If the court having jurisdiction over an offense that is the basis for a fine imposed under this section makes a finding that the person is indigent, the court shall waive all fines and costs imposed on the person under this section.
To prevent traffic tickets from affecting your record, which may impact insurance and job opportunities, you must have them dismissed. This applies to speeding, DUI, and non-moving or moving violations. The best case scenario is resolving the ticket through deferred disposition or a defensive driving course.
If you need to check your driver license status, you can following the link for more information. The link again is https://txapps.texas.gov/txapp/txdps/dleligibility/login.do.
I have extensive experience dealing with criminal cases in Bastrop, Texas and throughout the state of Texas
You can search court case information at this link Bastrop County Judicial Records.
For more information take a look at my home page at https://www.erictorberson.com.
Attorney Eric Torberson is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps.