Criminal Defense, D.W.I., Traffic Tickets, Expunctions, Orders of Nondisclosure, Drivers License Restoration
Arrested? Traffic Tickets? Suspended Drivers License? We Can Help!

We are experienced Dallas lawyers, and offer the following services:
- Aggressive representation in all criminal defense and D.W.I. cases
- Clearing your criminal history with expungement and nondisclosure
- Helping to keep traffic tickets off your record
- Posting bonds to remove arrest warrants
- Seeking acquittal of our clients in jury trial
- Reinstating drivers license privileges
- Obtaining an occupational license
- Representation at drivers license suspension hearings
So don't delay. Call now! We want to be your attorneys. Call our law firm @ 214.827.2800 or contact us using the contact form on this page.
If you call Monday through Friday between 8:30 and 5:30, you will be able to speak with a member of our staff who will be happy to assist you with the following legal
Why Hire Berlof & Newton, P.C. for my traffic ticket case?
There are many reasons to retain Berlof & Newton, P.C. to represent you on a traffic ticket case. Our attorneys can:
- Remove Arrest Warrants
- Provide Drivers License Protection
- Avoid State Surcharge
- Provide Warrant Roundup-Jail Release
What Does Berlof & Newton, P.C. Do?
Our goal is to keep your traffic ticket from appearing on your driving record. Oftentimes, our criminal defense traffic ticket lawyers are able to obtain an outright dismissal of your traffic ticket case, in which case you will owe the court nothing. Failing an outright dismissal of your traffic ticket, our Dallas traffic ticket attorneys can usually obtain a disposition on your traffic citation that will keep the ticket from affecting
If You Are Ever Arrested...

If you're ever arrested or questioned as part as a criminal investigation, you should know your rights.
You Must Consider These Issues in the Crucial Moments Following an Arrest
You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can, and WILL be used against you in a court of law. Don't compromise your rights! You should never make any statements to the police without first consulting a qualified attorney.
Can I Represent Myself in Court?
There is an old saying: "a person who represents himself in court has a fool for a client." Yes, you can represent yourself in court. However, you will be expected to know and adhere to the same rules of law, evidence, and procedure that attorneys spend years learning in law school, and perfecting in the courtroom.
About Our Fees

Yes, We Accept Payment Plans
We realize that, oftentimes, a person may not have the necessary funds available to pay the full amount of his or her legal fee, even though they may be in dire need of representation. We strive to be flexible with regard to establishing payment plans for our clients.
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