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Browse Our DWI & Criminal Law Blog CategoriesUnderstanding the Financial Impact of Plea Bargains on Your Texas DUI Case Costs

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If you’ve been arrested for driving under the influence in Texas, the first thing that may hit you—aside from the handcuffs—is the fear of what it’s going to cost. From court fees and license suspensions to legal representation and insurance hikes, a DUI isn’t cheap. But what if there’s a way to reduce some of […]

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Can You Still Get Licensed as a Real Estate Agent with a DWI on Record?

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If you’re asking yourself “can I be a real estate agent with a DWI?”—you’re far from alone. Many aspiring agents carry the weight of past mistakes and wonder whether a DWI conviction will ruin their chances of joining the real estate profession. The good news? A DWI doesn’t automatically disqualify you in most states. But

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Are DWI Records Public in Texas? What Shows Up in a Background Check

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If you’re wondering, “are DWI records public in Texas?” you’re probably facing a situation that’s both personal and urgent. Maybe you’ve been charged with a DWI and you’re worried about your job. Maybe you’re doing a background check on a potential hire or a tenant. Either way, the answer is: yes—DWI records are generally public

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Does a DWI Stay on Your Record? Understanding the Long-Term Impact

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If you’ve recently been arrested or convicted, you’re probably asking yourself a very important question: does a DWI stay on your record? It’s a question packed with anxiety, uncertainty, and—most of all—consequences. The short answer? Yes, a DWI can stay on your record for years, sometimes permanently. But the full answer depends on where you

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