
Plano DWI with Drugs Lawyers
Defending Texans in Collin & Denton Counties
Texas law is strict and uncompromising when it comes to driving under the influence of drugs (DUID). Many individuals are unaware that Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) charges in Texas are not limited to alcohol consumption.
You can be arrested and charged with DWI for operating a vehicle under the influence of any drug, whether it is legal, illegal, prescription, or over-the-counter.
Your ability to work and live normally can be seriously hampered if you are convicted of drugged driving. Your most reliable option at this time is to enlist the help of an experienced DWI attorney who can evaluate the circumstances regarding your arrest and the evidence being used against you.
At Zen Law Firm, we have decades of experience defending clients against all types of DWI charges, including DWI with drugs. Our team includes a former prosecutor and trial-tested lawyers with a track record of positive results.
Schedule a free consultation with a Plano DWI with drugs attorney at Zen Law Firm by completing our online contact form or calling (469) 361-8561 to get started.

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With firsthand knowledge of how cases are built and prosecuted, our team anticipates strategies and builds stronger defenses.
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We’ve handled hundreds of trials and thousands of hearings across state and federal courts—and we prepare every case as if it’s going to court.
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From criminal defense to personal injury and immigration, we offer skilled legal support across multiple practice areas.
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With offices in Plano, Fort Worth, and San Antonio, you get personalized service backed by a firm with statewide reach.
What Are the Penalties for a Texas DWI with Drugs Offense?
The penalties can be severe, including:
- First offense – Up to 180 days in jail, fines up to $2,000, and a license suspension of up to one year.
- Second offense – Up to one year in jail, fines up to $4,000, and a license suspension for up to two years.
- Third offense – A felony charge with a prison sentence ranging from two to ten years, fines up to $10,000, and a license suspension for up to two years.
Additional consequences may include mandatory completion of a drug education or rehabilitation program and the installation of an ignition interlock device. If an accident involving injury or death occurs, penalties can escalate significantly.
Understanding the laws surrounding DWI with drugs is critical to protecting your rights, your freedom, and your future.
Why Hire Zen Law Firm?
A DWI with drugs charge can significantly affect you, from your driving privileges to your reputation and financial stability. Navigating these legal challenges alone can be overwhelming and fraught with pitfalls.
Our legal team can examine the evidence against you, including the validity of tests and the procedures followed during your arrest. We may be able to negotiate for reduced penalties or alternative sentencing options. Throughout the process, we can zealously uphold your rights, offering you the best chance of a favorable outcome.
Call (469) 361-8561 or contact us online for a free case review with a Plano DWI with drugs attorney.
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Jason has surpassed my expectations and got it dismissed without me even having to attend a court date. We had other questions on other matters and gave us great advice on those also.- Zach R. -
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Jason and I spoke on the phone as long as I needed to know that I was in good hands. Over the next two months, between a couple phone calls and some texts, and following Jason's advice, my case was dismissed.- Patrick L. -
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Jason was very kind, very thorough and not judgemental. I was scared on the first day of court and he reassured me and got me an amazing deal that day so we wouldn't have to go back to court.- Faythe S.