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San Antonio DWI/DUI Defense Attorney

A DWI charge can affect your license, your job, and your record — often after a single traffic stop. Moshko Law Firm builds a clear defense strategy for DWI and DUI charges in Bexar County, with flat-fee pricing so you know your cost before your case begins.

How Texas DWI charges work:

Texas classifies most first-offense DWIs as a Class B misdemeanor, with penalties increasing for repeat offenses, high blood alcohol content, or if a child was in the vehicle. A DWI arrest also triggers a separate administrative license suspension process through the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), which runs on its own short deadline — separate from the criminal case itself.

How we help:

  • Challenging field sobriety test and breathalyzer/blood test results
  • Representing you at your ALR (Administrative License Revocation) hearing to protect your license
  • Negotiating reduced charges where appropriate
  • Defending first-offense and repeat DWI/DUI charges
  • Defending DWI charges involving prescription or non-prescription drugs

Why choose Moshko Law Firm:

  • Flat-fee pricing — know your cost upfront
  • Bilingual attorney — Se habla español
  • Evening and weekend appointments
  • Free consultation to review your case and options

Frequently Asked Questions

How many days do I have to request an ALR hearing after a Texas DWI arrest?
You have 15 days from your arrest to request an Administrative License Revocation hearing to fight the automatic suspension of your license. Missing this deadline results in an automatic suspension 40 days after arrest, regardless of your criminal case outcome.
A license suspension is possible but not automatic — it depends on your criminal case outcome and whether you request and win an ALR hearing. An attorney can help you understand your specific exposure.
Depending on the facts of your case — the evidence, your record, and the circumstances of the stop — it may be possible to negotiate a reduced charge. Every case is different, and this isn’t guaranteed.
Yes. Even a first-offense DWI carries real consequences license suspension, fines, potential jail time, and a permanent record and the legal and administrative deadlines move quickly after an arrest.

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