Welcome to THE LAW FIRM
A DWI Arrest Is Not a Conviction. Your Defense Starts Here.
Confidential & Urgent Case Evaluation
Urgent Deadline Warning
In many Texas DWI cases, you have only 15 days after receiving notice to request an Administrative License Revocation (ALR) hearing. Do not wait until your first criminal court date to investigate your options.
Did the officer have a lawful reason or reasonable suspicion to stop or detain you in the first place?
Were the tests administered properly according to NHTSA guidelines? Did medical issues or weather affect performance?
Was the machine properly calibrated? Was the test administered strictly according to state procedures?
Was the blood sample legally obtained via warrant, properly preserved, and reliably analyzed by the lab?
Refused a test? We analyze what refusing a breath or blood test means for your criminal case and driver's license.
Can the State prove intoxication was caused by drugs? Can they legally prove you operated the vehicle?
Whether your arrest happened after a Halloween party, Thanksgiving celebration, Christmas gathering, or New Year's event—it is critical to act promptly to safeguard your rights.
Former Prosecutorial Experience. Former Public-Defense Experience.
Having worked on both sides of the courtroom, we understand exactly how DWI cases are investigated, charged, negotiated, and tried.
We examine every piece of evidence—not simply assume that an arrest means the State can prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt.
Protecting your freedom, driver's license, career, and reputation in Harris, Fort Bend, Brazoria, and surrounding counties.
Contact The Khari Firm today to discuss your DWI case with an experienced defense team.
For jailed clients and family inquiries: 281-247-4949
Serving Harris, Fort Bend, Brazoria, and surrounding Counties.