Minor in Posession of Alcohol Lawyer in San Antonio, TX

When you’re charged with a criminal misdemeanor in San Antonio such as minor in possession of alcohol, you may be uncertain about how it can affect future jobs, education , and more.

When you contact our office, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about the MIP charge and have you feeling more comfortable on the first phone call.

Can a Get an MIP Dismissed in San Antonio Courts?

Yes, we frequently represent minors for cases involving minor in possession or minor in consumption of alcohol. Most cases are resolved through deferred disposition – a form of probation that keeps the charge from going on your criminal records as a conviction. Once you complete your deferred adjudication, your case may be eligible to completely clear through criminal record expunction.We have successfully resolved over 5,000 Class C misdemeanor cases in San Antonio Municipal Court. In every one of these cases, our clients did not have to appear in court and did not receive a conviction on their criminal records. In some instances, the court may require you to appear with the attorney to finalize the terms of your case.

Whether your involvement is needed will be determine on a case by case basis. San Antonio Minor in Possession lawyer Eric Ramos has the experience and systems in place to successfully resolve your case with minimal effort and minimal cost on your part.

How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Lawyer for an MIP in San Antonio?

We only represent individuals for Class C misdemeanors in San Antonio Courts. Many of those cases are MIP’s and MIC’s and because of our narrow focus, we handle these cases for a flat rate of $995.00 which covers fines and court costs in  San Antonio Municipal Court.

This amount covers everything. There are absolutely no other costs or hidden fees and most cases are resolved from start to finish without you ever having to go to court.

When you hire us for a minor in possession or minor in consumption case in San Antonio, you will never pay a penny more than $995.00.

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Will I Have to Go to Court for my MIP?

In most cases, you will not have to go to court. Because the charge is a “Class C Misdemeanor” an attorney can represent you without you being there! We have resolved more than 99% of our cases without our clients having to go to court.

Will the Ticket/Citation Go On My Record?

In most cases, we can keep the citation from becoming a conviction on your record. This means that we usually get the case dismissed early on or through a legal procedure called deferred disposition.

What is Deferred Disposition for Minor in Possession of Alcohol?

Deferred disposition is a form of probation that allows the accused to get the charges dismissed as long as certain conditions are met. Although we refer to it as probation, there is no probation officer, jail time, or checking in. In most cases, the court will require you to take an online alcohol awareness class, pay a fine (which we pay for your), and stay our of trouble for up to 5 months.

Do You Offer a Money-Back Guarantee?

While no lawyer can or should guarantee a particular outcome, we DO offer a simple money-back guarantee. If we are unable to keep the ticket from becoming a conviction on your record, we will offer a full refund including any fines or court costs we have paid on your behalf.

If you have questions about your case, feel free to call our office and we’ll take a look for you.

How Long Does the Process Take?

We have most cases resolved within 7-14 business days. If your court date is coming up, give us a call. We can usually contact the court and get you more time to resolve your case.

Will You Update Me on My Case Status?

Yes! When you hire us for your MIP, you will receive 2 emails: a confirmation email and a payment receipt. After we have your case resolved (7-14 business days) we will email you an update with confirmation from the court that we have resolved your MIP case.

If you have questions in the meantime, you can call, email, or text us.

What Courts Do We Provide Defense Services In?

We represent clients for a MIPs, MICs, range of class C misdemeanors in San Antonio Municipal Court and Bexar County Justice of the Peace Courts 1-4. If your court is not listed here, we still may be able to help. Call us at (210) 967-6500.

San Antonio Municipal Court

Address: 401 S Frio St, San Antonio, TX 78207