David Hunter

DUI/DWI Prevention Tips

1. Don’t Drink and Drive
This should be one of the easiest holiday DWI prevention to think of. There’s no better way to prevent the action without actually not performing the action. The best way to stay safe is to avoid drinking and driving.

2. Eat Up
If you didn’t already know this, eating helps to sober you up when drinking. Food helps to absorb the alcohol into your bloodstream. It’s best to start drinking on a full stomach. So, if you really enjoy eating, go right ahead! Dig in and eat some food to help sober you up.

3. Stagger Your Drinks
More than likely, you’re not at Oktoberfest or even a Project X party. You don’t need to slam down drink after drink. Chances are, you won’t even know drunk you are until a few drinks in. That’s when it’ll really hit you. Try and drink a glass of water between each alcoholic beverage. The good thing is water not only helps with hydrating you, but can also help with avoiding hangovers.

4. Know Your Limits
Chances are, you already know how much you can drink before you start to feel a buzz. Know your limits before going out to drink. Give yourself two or three drinks and decide if that’s where you should place your cut off. Be smart and drink smart.

5. Stop Drinking Early
You don’t have to pre-game before going out. Go out and enjoy yourself and the people around you. There’s no need to get a head start on your drinking.

6. Sleep it Off
Yes, you can take a power nap to help sober you up. Take a nap on the couch if you can.

7. Find a Place to Stay
If you know you can’t drive home, then you should find a place to stay. See if you can spend the night at a friend’s house. Or if not, then you can get a hotel room for the night. Don’t get on the road if you know you can’t drive.

8. Drive on Your Best Behavior
Police are extra vigilant during the holidays. It pays to stay safe. Driving your best doesn’t just prevent you from getting a ticket, but it helps makes the roads a safer place for all.

9. Don’t Let Others Drive Drunk
Try to look out for your friends and family. If you see that they’re not in good shape to drive, take the keys away from them. Be a good friend and look out for each other.

10. JUST SAY NO!

Contact David Hunter if You were Unsuccessful with DWI Prevention

Sometimes, it happens. If you or someone you know end up getting a DWI, call me at (281) 265-1515 or schedule online for a free legal consultation. Let me fight for your rights today!

If your son, daughter, or loved one is facing criminal charges, you need a strong juvenile charges attorney to fight for your rights. I am David Hunter, an experienced juvenile charges lawyer in Sugarland, and former Texas juvenile judge.

I work to protect the rights and freedoms of juveniles charged with crimes in Fort Bend County, Texas. I always seek a solution that will preserve the future career and educational options of your child if at all possible.

Juvenile Charges
The David Hunter Law Firm defends juveniles facing all types of misdemeanor and felony charges, including:

— Drug Charges

— DUI

— Violent crime charges

— Property crime charges

— Probation and parole violations



Juvenile Law Defense
In today’s “zero-tolerance” legal environment, even a first-time juvenile offender may face the prospect of incarceration. For that reason, a strong juvenile law defense is essential.

As a former Texas juvenile judge and an experienced juvenile defense lawyer, I understand issues of evidence and criminal procedure.

Texas law provides alternatives to conviction and incarceration for many juvenile cases. Sometimes, it may be possible to have a child’s juvenile record sealed, leaving their youthful indiscretions in the past.

I fight hard to obtain these positive results for your loved one with an aggressive juvenile law defense.


If you or a loved one is in need of a juvenile charges attorney, contact me at (281) 265-1515 24/7 or schedule online for a free consultation.

Don’t let these charges affect your child’s future. Give them the life they deserve.

Domestic Violence Lawyer in Sugarland, TX

At The David Hunter Law Firm, I work hard as a lawyer for domestic violence to create an effective defense for your assault charges.

It is important to hire a Sugarland, TX domestic violence lawyer immediately after getting charged. Domestic violence charges are a serious matter, and a conviction will likely remain on your criminal record. Those charges can make it difficult to find a job and establish visitation rights with your children if you are divorced.

Fight For Your Rights

In order to get the story straight, I consult investigators to interview neighbors or witnesses, collect medical information, and determine the background of the alleged victim. Depending on your specific case, gathering these kinds of details may be important if you acted in self-defense or were assaulted in the past.

Too often, the police arrive and arrest the boyfriend, husband or ex-spouse under the assumption it was the male who was responsible for causing the disturbance. I ensure your side of the story is presented, and the facts supporting your defense for assault are made known to the judge.

CONTACT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LAWYER DAVID HUNTER
Don’t let a charge of domestic assault lead to additional legal and personal complications. To discuss your options, call (281) 265-1515 or contact experienced domestic violence lawyer David Hunter using the form on the right for a free, confidential consultation.​

Sugar Land Criminal Defense Lawyer, David Hunter

Attorney Profile: David Hunter, Sugar Land Criminal Defense Lawyer – During his time as a Texas judge, David saw many strong criminal defense efforts as well as many weak ones. He saw how prosecutors put together a case and how smart and knowledgeable lawyers can undermine the prosecution’s assertions.

David Hunter is a member and former president of both the Fort Bend Bar Association and the Fort Bend County Criminal Defense Bar Association. He is also the former general counsel of the Fort Bend Republican Party. He serves on the board of directors of Front Line Ministries and is the former chairman of Fort Bend Meals on Wheels. David is active in his church.

Meet Attorney David Hunter
David Hunter is dedicated to vigorously defending his clients. He prides himself in his commitment to each client’s case and to providing each client with an aggressive and strong defense.

He has authored numerous articles on criminal defense law and other legal topics, and has taught many courses at area colleges. His dedication to the community is evident by his many present and past positions on the Boards of several charitable, religious, and civic organizations.

Education:
J.D., South Texas College of Law, Houston, Texas, 1989
Honors: Dean’s List, SBA President’s Award
M.S., University of Houston Systems, 1990
M.B.A., University of Houston, 1988
B.S., University of Houston, 1985

Admissions:
State Bar of Texas, 1990

Classes/Seminars Taught:
Where There’s a “Will” It’s Your Way
Practical Will Drafting Considerations for the Terminally Ill
Frequently Asked Questions Concerning the Open Meetings Act as it Pertains to Personal Issues, 14th Local Government Seminar
Frequently Asked Questions Concerning the Open Meetings Act, Texas District and County Attorneys Association Annual Seminar, 2001
Practical Tips for Representing Commissioners Court and Other Elected Officials, Texas District and County Attorneys Association Civil Conference, 2002
Commissioners Court Authority, Texas District and County Attorneys Association Annual Seminar, 2002
Nondisclosure of Criminal Records, Criminal Defense Bar, 2004
Practical Tips Every DWI Lawyer Should Know, DWI Strategy Seminar, 2004
What Every Ethical Attorney Should Know About DWI, Criminal Defense Bar, 2005
Practicing in Fort Bend Courts, Fort Bend County Bar Association, 2005
DWI – A View From The Bench, DWI 101, 2006

Honors and Awards:
Recipient of Reader’s Choice Award for “Best of Fort Bend Attorney: Best Attorney – Personal Injury”
Two time recipient of the Houston Bar Association‘s “Outstanding Contribution” award
Admitted to the College of the State Bar
Admitted to the Pro Bono College of the State Bar
Recipient of Beta Theta Pi’s “Worthy of the Highest” award

Professional Associations and Memberships:
Fort Bend Bar Association
Former President
Fort Bend County Criminal Defense Bar Association
Former President
Fort Bend Republican Party
Former General Counsel
Texas District and County Attorneys Association
Former Civil Board Member
Fort Bend County Republican Party
Former Precinct Chair – Precinct 4124

Past Employment Positions:
Judge, Fort Bend County Court at Law #1
Delinquent Tax Attorney, Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP,
Assistant County Attorney – General Counsel to Commissioners Court, Fort Bend County
Adjunct Professor of Marketing, University of Houston
Adjunct Professor of Marketing, Management, Finance and Business Law, Houston Community College,
Sales Representative, Procter & Gamble

Pro Bono Activities:
Grand Parkway Baptist Church – Children’s Church Teacher, Church Development Council, Finance Committee, Pastor’s Prayer Partner
Grand Parkway Baptist Church – Men’s Ministry Leadership Team
Front Line Ministries – Board of Directors
Fort Bend Seniors – Meals on Wheels, Former Chairman, Board of Directors
Tate Center – Former Chairman, Board of Directors

Sugar Land Criminal Defense Lawyer

If you need a lawyer that will fight for your rights and freedom, then Sugar Land Criminal Defense Lawyer, David Hunter is the only attorney you need. Contact (281) 265-1515 today for a free consultation or schedule online for a free consultation.