Dallas Administrative License Revocation Hearings

Administrative License Revocation Hearings (ALR)

Once you get arrested for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) in Dallas, your driver’s license is taken from you by the arresting officer. However, your driver’s license is not suspended at this time.

From the date of your arrest, you have fifteen (15) days to request a hearing to contest the suspension of your driver’s license by the DPS. If this hearing is not requested, forty (40) days from the date of your arrest your driver’s license will be automatically suspended.

Contest The Suspension of Your Dallas Driver’s License

Criminal Attorney John R. Teakell will contest the suspension of your license and request a hearing on your behalf. In preparation for your hearing, Mr. Teakell will be able to obtain police reports, and other necessary documents to help you not only in your revocation hearing, but also assist you with your DWI case.

John Teakell has effectively defended clients in their license suspension hearings, but in the event your license is suspended, Mr. Teakell can assist you in obtaining an occupational driver's license. In addition to driving for household purposes, this license will allow you to drive for work and school purposes as well.

Effective ALR Hearing Representation in Texas

John Teakell has been named as a Texas Super Lawyer in the area of criminal defense from 2005 to 2010. A Texas Super Lawyer represents the top 5% of attorneys in his area of practice in Texas.

Let John Teakell, a Dallas, Texas Criminal Law Specialist, and Former State and Federal Prosecutor put his 20 years of court room experience to work for you.

Arrested for DWI in Dallas? Keep Your Right To Drive!

Please contact us online or to speak with Mr. Teakell and his staff you can call us at (214) 523-9076 and we can start helping you with your driver's license suspension hearing.