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DWI ATTORNEYS IN MCKINNEY, TEXAS


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A Collin County DWI Can Be Life-Altering

From the moment an officer activates his overhead lights to begin a traffic stop to the moment your case is resolved, a Collin County DWI can affect many parts of your life. In these circumstances, it is wise to have an attorney with experience in DWI cases, especially DWI trials. That attorney will be able to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the state's case against you. Each of the trial lawyers at Andor, Goheen, O’Toole, Wadas, and Gonzalez P.L.L.C. is prepared to be that attorney for you. Having six lawyers is better than having just one. We take a team approach to our DWI cases to make sure every possible path to victory is explored. We have unique combined work sessions where your case will be discussed and analyzed by up to six skilled DWI lawyers – even though you are only hiring one of us.

Consequences of a Collin County DWI

  • Bail bond fees

  • Deep-lung device if required by Texas statute

  • Loss of license due to suspension

  • Attorney's fees

  • Fines and Court costs

  • Possible jail

  • Possible probation

  • Probation Fees

  • Alcohol/Drug evaluation

  • Alcohol/Drug classes

  • Community service

  • Surcharges to Texas DPS

We Know Collin County DWI Procedures

Prosecutors will try to prove a Collin County DWI either through an officer's belief that the driver does not have the normal use of mental or physical faculties because of the introduction of a substance, or because the driver has an alcohol concentration of .08 or greater. One way officers can attempt to determine that the driver does not have the normal use of their faculties is through standardized field sobriety tests. Our attorneys are familiar with these tests and use our experience to help you in determining if the tests were administered correctly.

To determine if you have an alcohol concentration of .08 or greater, an officer will need you to provide a breath or blood sample. Many people ask us if they are required to perform the field sobriety tests or provide a sample of their breath or blood. We at Andor, Goheen, O’Toole, Wadas, and Gonzalez P.L.L.C. don't recommend providing either.

Here for You Through It All

  • ALR Hearings

  • Occupational Licenses

  • Blood Alcohol + Drugs

  • SFSTs

Effective, Personal Representation for Collin County DWI Cases

Due to the complexities of Texas DWI cases, especially Collin County DWI cases, you and your loved ones should know that the attorney you selected has the experience, knowledge, compassion, and desire to help you through this charge. The attorneys at Andor, Goheen, O’Toole, Wadas, and Gonzalez P.L.L.C. pride themselves on providing excellent, personal service to each client. When you work with us, we will handle your case from the arrest through any potential ALR hearing, the discovery process, trial, and sentencing.