In the meantime, here is what to know about chances of dismissals (not legal advice, for informational purposes only).

• First Time DWI: First time DWIs are the most common types to get dismissals.  If there was no BAC test, or if BAC was under 0.15 the chances are a bit better.  This also depends on the county, as some counties are much more lenient than others when it comes to first time offenders.  However, it is never a given - you should still hire an attorney to ensure you have the best chances possible.
• Second Time DWI: These are harder to get dismissed but still possible. You need an attorney to review the details of the case and build a strong defense.
• Third Time DWI: If it's your 3rd DWI or more, you are risking prison time and a felony conviction.  You need an attorney to fight your case for you.

However, every case is different, and without a highly competent attorney your chances drop drastically.  It's extremely important to speak with an attorney who focuses on DWI - even if it's your first DWI.  A Texas Bar Licensed Attorney who is experienced with DWIs will be reaching out momentarily to discuss your case.

We highly recommend you speak with them.  The stakes are high; even first-time DWI offenders can end up in jail without the advice of an experienced attorney.