“I texted from my car the morning after. He wrote back that hour with the one deadline I couldn't miss.”
Zenaida R.DUI client
Pasadena, Texas · English and Spanish
The stop was theirs. The case is yours.
Armando Guajardo defends drivers charged with DUI, facing a license suspension or holding a serious ticket. Call or text, in English or Spanish, before your first deadline passes.
Sample matters
Three ways a driving case can end
Dismissed
DUI, first charge
The video showed no lawful reason for the stop, and the evidence that followed it was thrown out before trial.
2025
Sample matter. A stop is judged on its own facts.
License kept
Suspension hearing
The hearing was requested inside the deadline, and the suspension did not take effect.
2025
Sample matter. The deadline is short, and missing it ends this option.
Reduced
Reckless driving
Lowered to a lesser traffic violation after the client finished a driving course.
2024
Sample matter. A reduction depends on the charge, the record and the court.
Sample matters, for illustration. Every case is different, and past results don't guarantee a similar outcome.
Charges I take
Start with the paper in your hand
DUI
An arrest, a breath or blood test, a refusal. I look at the stop first, then the test, then the paperwork.
DUI defense
A suspension notice
A notice can suspend your license before you ever see a judge, and the hearing request runs on its own clock.
License suspension
A serious ticket
Speeding, reckless driving, a crash with a citation, or a commercial license on the line.
Traffic tickets
Clients, in their words
“He read the whole file before we met, and he never talked down to me. I always knew what came next.”
Deshaun W.Reckless driving client
“My mother came to the meeting. He spoke Spanish with her and English with me, and nobody was left out.”
Lucio V.Traffic ticket client
Each client's case is different. These comments don't predict the outcome of yours.
The lawyer
Armando Guajardo, on your file from day one
Armando Guajardo
Attorney and owner
Armando defends drivers charged with DUI and serious tickets. He takes the calls himself, speaks Spanish with clients, and appears at your hearing.
Before you call, you may wonder
Will I lose my license?
A DUI arrest can start an administrative suspension that is separate from the criminal case, with its own short deadline to ask for a hearing. Call or text right away so that deadline is not missed. What happens after that depends on your record and the facts.
I was stopped last night. What do I do first?
Write down what you remember: where, when, what you were asked, and what you drank and when. Keep every paper you were handed. Then call or text. The papers show which deadline comes first.
Can you help if I don't speak much English?
Yes. Armando speaks Spanish with clients, in meetings and on the phone, and explains each paper in the language you read best. Court hearings are held in English, and he speaks for you there.
Do I have to come to the office?
Not for the first conversation. A call or a text is enough to start, and you can send photos of your papers once Armando asks for them. Longer meetings can be by phone or at the office on Spencer Highway.
What does it cost?
It depends on the charge and the court. Armando quotes a fee in writing after he has read your papers, before you agree to anything.
Got the paper in your hand?
The sooner Armando sees it, the more choices you have.
Texts aren't private. Please don't send confidential details by text; Armando will ask for them on a call.