Out of State DWI
Getting hit with a DWI in Texas is serious. Getting one while you’re from another state? That adds a whole new layer of stress - and complexity.
- You're a resident of another state.
- Maybe you were here for work, a weekend trip, a concert, or visiting friends.
- Now you’re facing a criminal charge in a state you don’t even live in.
- So what happens next?
Let’s break it down.
1. Texas Can Still Come After You
Even if you’re not a Texas resident, the state can still (and will) prosecute you for DWI - and if convicted, that record can follow you home.
Texas takes DWI seriously, and convictions here can lead to:
- Fines
- Jail time
- A suspended driver’s license (and yes, your home state can be notified)
- A criminal record
2. You’ll Need a Texas-Based Attorney - Fast
You can’t handle a Texas DWI with a lawyer from your home state. You need someone local who knows the local courts, knows the prosecutors, and knows how to keep your case from wrecking your future - or forcing you to fly back and forth for court.
That’s where Jacob Blizzard comes in.
3. How Jacob Blizzard Can Help You
Jacob is a Board-Certified Criminal Defense and Criminal Appeals Lawyer, with a track record of winning tough cases - including working for out-of-state resident clients just like you.
Here’s how he makes it easier:
- Handles most court appearances for you - so you don’t have to keep traveling
- Builds a defense based on your unique situation
- Fights to get charges reduced or dismissed
- Helps protect your license and record - even back home
4. Don’t Wait. The Clock Is Already Ticking.
In Texas, DWI cases move fast.
You only have a short window to fight a license suspension and start building your defense. The longer you wait, the harder it gets.
Facing a Texas DWI but are an out of state resident?
Let Jacob Blizzard handle the hard part - so you can get back to your life.
📞 Call now for a case review
Real answers.
Real strategy.
Real defense.
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