I understand that you're probably feeling several emotions that include confused, angry, and fearful about what's happened and what will happen. The process of being arrested, taken to jail, fingerprinted, and photographed probably seemed very dehumanizing to you. I sincerely understand how you feel and hope I can help.

I feel honesty is the best policy and to be honest with you—you have been charged with an offense that has serious outcomes. I in no want to frighten you, but it is important that you are fully aware of what is in store for you. Some things to be conscious of if your case turns out negatively are you could lose your license, your insurance could be raised, you might have to pay a fine, applying for a job could be difficult, and you could even have to serve jail time. If you are in the military, your career and life of service could be revoked. Talk to us before you make any moves to handle your case.

I'll Help You Keep Your License and Your Freedom!

You are probably very concerned about what might happen to you. I hope that you know that there is a strong chance that I can help you and that I want to help you. It is possible to file twenty different challenges to the charges that you are facing. I am well versed, experienced, and guarantee to do what I can to raise any applicable challenges for you so your case is as strong as it can be.

It could be very easy for me to simply fill out the forms and talk to the District Attorney, however in many cases your best chance is to fight. These are the cases I enjoy focusing on and want to work hard on.

My goal is to get your charges removed, keep your record free from spots, and finally prevent you from losing your freedoms, including your driver’s license. These goals are based on the fact that you and I believe you were wrongly accused and arrested.

Your being treated kindly and fairly is my biggest concern and I guarantee no matter what I will make sure you are treated as humanely as possible.

The District Attorney prosecutes these types of cases all day. They will know and be willing to use any of the fine legal points available that could possibly hurt your argument. You may be wondering how I know this; I am a former El Paso and Teller county Deputy District Attorney.

The law states that the District Attorney only needs to prove that you were drinking, after you were so incapacitated you could not have driven because you were either unsafe or your blood alcohol level was above the legal limit. Although this seems relatively simple, it really is not.

If challenged, the DA Must also be able to prove that the officer who arrested you, correctly stopped your car, tested you correctly including equipment, arrested you correctly, advised of your rights correctly, and even that the person operating the equipment was certified to operate it. If for any reason he obtains information that proves your innocence, an attorney can force you to provide him that information.