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Trey Porter Law offers flexible payment options for clients. TPL limits the number of clients and cases the firm takes on at any given time. With certain matters, like DWI, for example, TPL can be hired by making a simple retainer payment. The amount varies by case. Read More
Trey Porter Law handles certain misdemeanor charges across Texas, with a focus on DWI and intoxication offenses. TPL also works to clean up criminal records through the process of expungement and nondisclosure in courts across Texas. Read More
Yes, it is important to retain an experienced criminal lawyer for Expungement in Texas. While every person has a legal right to represent themselves, the technical nuances of the Texas expunction process are best left to a trained expert. Read More
The best way to get a DWI dismissed in Texas is to hire an experienced Texas DWI Lawyer. DWI consequences include up to 1 year in jail for first-time offenders. Challenging the evidence by fighting and asserting constitutional rights can result in a dismissal even in bad situations. Read More
DUI is only for minors. DWI means driving while intoxicated, and DUI means driving under the influence. Under Texas law, DUI and DWI have different elements, defenses, and punishment ranges. It’s critical to hire an attorney to fight a DUI or DWI charge in Texas. Read More
Nothing serious happens on the first court date in Texas. The first appearance in a criminal case has been historically referred to as an Arraignment. The single most important thing about a first court date in Texas is attendance. Missing court can have serious consequences – even for tickets. Read More
The Texas Department of Public Safety controls driver license eligibility in Texas. Sometimes the reason for suspension is an old ticket or even a years-old error by a court. The team at TPL can determine license status and build a game plan to get you back on the road legally. Read More
Misdemeanor charges in Texas are very bad. The record of a misdemeanor conviction is permanent, and can never be expunged. Class A and B misdemeanors have a penalty range maximum of between 6 and 12 months in jail. Read More
Results matter most when life and livelihood are on the line. TPL has won cases all across Texas. We’re ready to stand up for you today.