Arrested for DWI in Crittenden County? Call West Memphis DWI Attorneys Bennett & Williams today.
Protecting your driving privileges after a DWI in West Memphis.
Safeguarding your rights after being charged with a DWI in Crittenden County, Arkansas.
☆ WARNING YOU ONLY HAVE 7 DAYS ☆
from the date of your arrest for DWI in Cleburne County, AR to request an administrative hearing about your driver’s license. If you do not, your driver’s license will be automatically suspended.
Call 24/7 501-762-0999
If you have been arrested for suspicion of drunk driving in Crittenden County, Arkansas you are facing a very difficult time in your life. You not only could be found guilty of a crime, you could lose your driver's license and your job.
- Thoughtful, professional, and aggressive representation to fight your DWI charges in Crittenden County, AR
- Dedicated to help every client with their particular issue
- West Memphis DWI Attorneys with specialized training and proven techniques in the court room
- Bennett & Williams have helped hundreds of clients obtain a successful result in their DWI charges
- FREE initial consultation to speak with the experienced West Memphis DWI attorneys at Bennett & Williams
Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) in Crittenden County, Arkansas is a serious criminal offense, but you still have constitutional rights and hiring an experienced DWI defense attorney in Crittenden County can make a difference in the outcome of your charge.
West Memphis DWI Attorneys Bennett & Williams have the experience and knowledge of the DWI laws in Arkansas and legal skills to help you. They will review your case for FREE and with no obligation. Bennett & Williams will take the time to outline legal options available to you, and tell you about their success in defending clients accused of drunk driving in Crittenden County, Arkansas.
West Memphis DWI attorney Tommy L. Bennett graduated from Arkansas State University and earned a law degree from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law. He served as law clerk for two former Chief Justices of the Arkansas Supreme Court.
Crittenden County DWI lawyer Brad J. Williams is a native of Little Rock, Arkansas. He graduated from Hendrix College and earned a law degree from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law.
