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St. Louis DWI Attorneys

The consequences of a conviction can be devastating to your life and your future, resulting in suspension of your driver's license, loss of employment and skyrocketing insurance rates. Even if you believe you are guilty of driving while intoxicated, you still need a lawyer to help you obtain the best possible outcome. At the Zolman Law Firm, we offer a free initial consultation to discuss your case. We have offices in Mid County and South County in St. Louis.

DWI/DUI charges are not limited to driving under the influence of alcohol. You can also be charged with DWI/DUI for driving under the influence of illegal drugs or prescription drugs. The following pages provide more information about the DWI/DUI charges:

  • DWI/DUI defense: Without a lawyer you have no negotiating power with the prosecutor, which means no ability to get your DWI charge reduced.
  • DWI/DUI – first offense: For a first offense, it may be possible to reduce DWI/DUI charges to a nonalcohol offense such as careless and imprudent driving.
  • Boat DWI/DUI: Boating while intoxicated can result in fines, the requirement to take a boating safety class, and a criminal record.
  • Felony DWI/DUI (repeat offender): A third or greater DWI/DUI offense is charged as a felony in Missouri and can result in life-changing consequences.
  • Involuntary manslaughter: If you cause an accident while intoxicated that results in another person's death, you will be charged with involuntary manslaughter.
  • Minor in possession of alcohol: In Missouri, there is no tolerance for minors who are arrested for possession of alcohol.

Contact a Missouri DUI Lawyer at the Zolman Law Firm

The longer you wait to speak to an attorney, the more damage you may do to your case. For a free initial consultation with an experienced St. Louis DWI lawyer, call 314-714-5532 or send us an e-mail.

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