
DWI/DUI Lawyer in Bryan & College Station
Charged with Intoxicated Driving in Texas? Let a Former Police Officer Defend You!
A DWI/DUI arrest can have a long-lasting impact on your life. It is important that you seek legal representation immediately, as oftentimes there are deadlines in these cases where action must be taken within 15 days to avoid driver’s license suspension.
Attorney Donnie Andreski is uniquely qualified to defend persons accused of DWI/DUI. As a former police officer, he has 20 years of experience conducting hundreds of DWI investigations throughout his career. This is an invaluable experience for spotting strong areas of defense in your case.
As your advocate, The Law Office of Donnie Andreski, P.C. will handle every step of your Bryan/College Station DWI case, including:
- the automatic license revocation hearing (ALR);
- petitioning the court for an occupational driver’s license;
- thoroughly reviewing the police report and on-scene video recordings;
- examining the breath or blood test results and testing records; and
- providing a vigorous defense on your behalf to either minimize the consequences to you in a plea bargain or try the case to a jury.
When you are dealing with a case like DWI, a former police officer can prove a unique advantage to strategizing against law enforcement and the prosecutor.
Schedule a free initial consultation with our Bryan/College Station DWI attorney at The Law Office of Donnie Andreski, P.C. today.
Answers to All Your Questions About DWI / DUI in Texas
What Constitutes DWI / DUI in Texas?
Driving while intoxicated (DWI), or sometimes called driving under the influence (DUI), is a criminal offense that could lead to jail time, fines, and years of license suspension. In Texas, you may be charged with DWI if you operate a motor vehicle while:
- with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08% or more (“per se” DWI); or
- intoxicated by drugs or alcohol to such an extent that you lack the normal use of your mental or physical faculties due to the substances.
Note that drivers younger than 21 years old are subject to Texas’ “zero tolerance” laws that make it illegal for underage individuals to operate a motor vehicle with any amount of alcohol in their system.
While most DWIs conventionally involve driving on the road, be aware that an officer can charge you with a DWI even if you haven’t begun driving yet. In other words, merely operating a vehicle (e.g., getting behind the wheel with the engine on) is grounds enough for a DWI charge.

Why Choose The Law Office of Donnie Andreski?
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This openness ensures timely communication, clear updates, and a strong sense of support throughout the legal journey.
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I am available at all times for my clients. I spend the time walking through every detail of each case and answering all questions.
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This gives me the ability to look at a case and evaluate it from a perspective that most defense attornies don't have.

Understanding DWI Defense in Bryan/College Station
If you find yourself facing a DWI charge in Bryan or College Station, it’s crucial to understand the local landscape and the resources available to you. The Brazos County District Attorney's Office is responsible for prosecuting DWI cases, and they take these offenses seriously. With the local law enforcement agencies, including the Bryan Police Department and College Station Police Department, actively patrolling the roads, the chances of being stopped for a DWI are heightened, especially during events like Texas A&M football games or local festivals.
Residents of Bryan and College Station often express concerns about the impact of a DWI charge on their daily lives, including potential job loss, increased insurance rates, and the stigma associated with such charges. The local community is tight-knit, and the repercussions of a DWI can extend beyond legal penalties, affecting personal and professional relationships. Understanding these pain points is essential for anyone navigating this challenging situation.
