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DWI/DUI & Traffic Violation Lawyers in Missouri

Experienced Missouri defense attorneys helping you fight DUI, DWI, and traffic violations to protect your license, record, and future.

What Is a DWI/DUI or Traffic Violation Claim?

A DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) or DUI (Driving Under the Influence) charge in Missouri can have serious and lasting consequences, including license suspension, fines, increased insurance rates, and even jail time. In addition to criminal penalties, many drivers also face administrative actions through the Missouri Department of Revenue that can impact their driving privileges.

At Gartner Law, we represent clients in St. Peters, Missouri and surrounding areas who have been charged with DUI, DWI, and a wide range of traffic violations. Whether it is your first offense or you are facing more serious charges, our attorneys work to protect your rights, challenge the evidence, and help minimize the impact on your life.

The Most Common DWI/DUI & Traffic Violation Cases We See in Missouri

Traffic violations and DUI-related charges can vary widely, from minor infractions to serious criminal offenses. Understanding the most common cases helps you know what to expect and how to respond.

  • DWI/DUI charges (driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, including failed breathalyzer or field sobriety tests)

 

  • Speeding violations (exceeding posted limits, excessive speeding, and repeat traffic offenses)

 

  • Reckless or careless driving (unsafe driving behavior that puts others at risk, including aggressive driving)

 

  • Driving with a suspended or revoked license (violations that can lead to additional penalties and extended suspension periods)

 

  • Hit and run offenses (leaving the scene of an accident without providing information or assistance)

 

  • Traffic violations affecting your driving record (points accumulation under the Missouri Traffic Point System leading to license consequences)

How the Process
Works?

Our Missouri DUI and traffic violation attorneys guide you through both criminal charges and license-related proceedings.

Free Consultation

We review your case and explain your options

Case Evaluation

We gather evidence and build your claim

Negotiation

We handle insurance companies on your behalf

Resolution

We pursue the best possible outcome through settlement or trialcan you

Key Benefits of Fighting a Traffic or DUI Charge

Protect Your Driving Record

Avoid excessive points that could lead to license suspension.

Maintain Your License

Reduce the risk of losing your ability to drive for work and daily life.

Minimize Fines and Penalties

Lower financial consequences and avoid long-term costs.

Avoid Criminal Consequences

Work toward reduced or dismissed charges whenever possible.

Why Choose Gartner Law for Your Case?

DUI and traffic violation cases can quickly become overwhelming, especially if you are unfamiliar with Missouri laws and procedures. At Gartner Law, we understand how these charges can affect your license, employment, and future opportunities. Our attorneys take a strategic approach to every case, carefully reviewing evidence and identifying weaknesses in the prosecution’s claims. We are committed to helping clients achieve the best possible outcome while guiding them through the legal process with clarity and confidence.

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Common Questions About Your Rights

Understanding your rights after an injury is critical. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive from clients.

What is the difference between DUI and DWI in Missouri?

Both refer to impaired driving, but Missouri typically uses the term DWI for alcohol or drug-related offenses.

You may face suspension, but you have options to challenge it through administrative hearings.

Yes, depending on the evidence and circumstances, charges may be reduced or dismissed with proper legal defense.

Traffic violations add points to your record, and too many points can result in suspension or revocation.

Yes, especially for serious charges like DUI or multiple violations that could impact your driving privileges.