Initial DWI Consultation In San Antonio, Texas

Learn how your initial lawyer consultation will proceed.

Selecting a DWI Lawyer is no different than looking for a doctor. Your primary interest is that they are good at what they do. A close second is how comfortable you are with them. You will be discussing intimate details of your life with your attorney. Your ability to be candid without being uncomfortable is necessary.

Mr. Simpson, your San Antonio DWI lawyer, will attend your initial DWI consultation. The purpose of this meeting is for you to meet both lawyers and hear their perspectives on your case.

Contact Kyle C. Simpson, Attorney At Law to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today. 210-224-4242

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What to bring

Be sure to bring all of the documents that you were given on the day of your arrest. These documents provide the information needed to begin the defense of your case. The arresting agency should have given you the DIC-24 and DIC-25 (your statutory warnings and temporary license). You should have also received information about the court your case was assigned to and the date you are to appear.

meeting with the lawyer

Be prepared to discuss every detail of the day of your arrest. Small details may develop into decisive issues in your case. Be thinking about: what you ate and drank, how much sleep you had, physical or mental issues you were experiencing, type of shoes, medication taken, condition of your vehicle and so on. Communicating every detail to your San Antonio DWI lawyer is essential to preparing a solid defense.

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Contact Information

Phone: 210-224-4242

9901 IH-10 W Access Road

Ste 250

San Antonio, TX 78230

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