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Top Things Your DWI Lawyer Will Want To Know About You And Your Case

30 June 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

When you meet with a DWI lawyer for a consultation you will probably want to ask a lot of questions. After all, you'll want to make sure that you're hiring the right attorney for the job and you might be curious about what you should expect when handling your case.

It makes lots of sense for you to ask questions when hiring DWI attorneys. However, you should be aware that your DWI lawyer will probably ask you questions too. These are some of the things that your DWI lawyer will probably want to know about you and your case.

What is Your Driving Record and Criminal Record Like?

First of all, your DWI lawyer will probably ask you a few questions about your driving record and criminal record. If you have gotten previous DWI convictions, for example, there is a chance that you will face more serious consequences for your most recent DWI. If you have a bad driving record or if you have previous criminal convictions these things could impact your case. Just because you don't have a spotless driving or criminal record doesn't mean that your attorney can't help you. But, you should make sure that your lawyer is aware of these things. Then, they will know what they are dealing with and can provide you with a little more information about what to expect, and can properly work on a defense for your case.

Were You Involved in an Accident?

If you were involved in an accident at the same time that you were charged with a DWI your case might be more complicated. If this is the case, your attorney needs to know about it, and they need to know as much information as possible about the accident. This can help them provide you with a better defense.

What Were Your Interactions Like With Law Enforcement?

When you were charged and arrested for a DWI you might have had conversations with the police officers or other law enforcement officers who were involved with your case. Your attorney will need to know more about how they treated you, what they asked you, what you said to them, and more. 

When is Your Court Date?

Your DWI lawyer will need to know when your court date is. You should be able to find this information on your arrest paperwork. If possible, you will want to hire a DWI lawyer as well in advance of your court date as possible. Then, you can make sure that your DWI lawyer has ample time to work on your case before you go to court.