Felony DWI Attorney In Little Rock, Arkansas
Facing a Felony DWI Charge in Arkansas? We’re Here to Help
A Felony DWI charge in Arkansas is a serious matter with high stakes. Unlike a first or second DWI, which are typically misdemeanors, a felony charge can result in lengthy prison time, heavy fines, a permanent criminal record, and long-term loss of driving privileges. At Lemley Law Partners, we understand how overwhelming this kind of charge can be—and we’re committed to helping you protect your rights and your future.
With over 21 years of experience in Arkansas courts, we know how to handle complex cases and push back against harsh penalties. We offer free consultations, flat fee pricing, payment plans, and 24/7 availability so you never have to face this alone.
Call Lemley Law Partners at 501-531-4215 to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today.
What Makes a DWI a Felony in Arkansas?
In Arkansas, a DWI becomes a felony under certain circumstances, most commonly when the driver has three or more prior DWI convictions within the last 10 years. It can also be charged as a felony if the DWI incident involved:
- A serious injury or death (vehicular assault or manslaughter)
- A child passenger in the vehicle
- Driving on a suspended license due to a previous DWI
Felony DWIs carry much harsher consequences than misdemeanor charges. A conviction can lead to years in prison, thousands in fines, vehicle forfeiture, ignition interlock requirements, and a lifetime impact on your record.
At Lemley Law Partners, we understand the weight of these charges—and we take a thorough, aggressive approach to defending your case.
Building a Strong Defense Starts Now
Felony DWI cases often involve a detailed investigation, including prior convictions, police reports, field sobriety tests, and chemical test results. We work to uncover any weaknesses in the prosecution’s case, such as improper procedures, faulty test results, or violations of your rights during the arrest.
No two cases are the same. That’s why we take the time to listen to your story, examine every detail, and pursue the best possible outcome—whether that means reduced charges, alternative sentencing, or fighting the case in court.
Have Questions About a DWI Charge?
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