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While both DWI and possessing an open container of alcohol in the passenger compartment of a car are illegal in New Jersey, it should be noted that they are separate charges and events.

The fact that there was an open bottle of something in the car may not imply that you were drinking it, and effective legal counsel can make the proper arguments to keep the matters separate.

It is entirely possible to beat the DWI charge, even if you end up paying a fine for the open container.

Your odds of beating a DWI in New Jersey always depend only on the facts of your case – and the strength of your defense team.

Call attorney Matthew Reisig today at 732-625-9660 for experienced DWI defense in every county.

Penalties for DWI are uniform across New Jersey’s 21 counties, so in that sense it doesn’t matter where in the state you were stopped.

What does matter for any DWI prosecution is the quality of legal defense you have, which is where New Jersey DWI attorney Matthew Reisig can help.

He is one of the few DWI defense attorneys to defend clients in all 21 counties of the state, and has defended more than 1,001 clients against DWI charges in venues across New Jersey.

Our state is home to a lot of DWI defense attorneys, but few have the experience needed to win so consistently.

When you’ve been charged with DWI anywhere in New Jersey, call Matthew Reisig at 732-625-9660 for a free consultation.

How you get to and from work and other essentials of life after a DWI in New Jersey is entirely up to you – as long as you don’t get there by driving a car.

Once your license is revoked for drunk driving, you’re fully grounded.

There are no conditional, restricted, or other licenses available to drivers during the revocation period, though you may be able to petition to get your license back a little bit sooner than originally scheduled.

Maintaining a job is critical to one’s lifestyle and wellbeing, which is why revoking a drivers license is so disruptive and – from the state’s perspective – such an effective deterrent.

Public transit, cab fare, and asking friends and family to drive you around are the methods you’ll be stuck with if you’re convicted.

Convictions aren’t a given though. There are dozens of defenses against DWI charges, and they all start with working with a tough, experienced New Jersey DWI attorney.

Call attorney Matthew Reisig today at 732-625-9660 for a free consultation with one of the New Jersey’s most successful DWI defense lawyers.

No, there’s no law that obligates you to inform your boss about traffic infractions, though if you’re convicted you may have to explain some unusual new patterns in your life.

For instance, if convicted, New Jersey doesn’t offer conditional or restricted driver’s licenses that let you get to and from work, school, and other errands.

You’ll have to find rides, take the bus, or walk.

You may also have to explain absences as you attend mandatory Intoxicated Driver Program educational and counseling sessions.

While a conviction for DWI in New Jersey may not cost you your job, it will cost you a lot of money and be as a huge hassle for a long time.

It doesn’t have to be that way. Attorney Matthew Reisig has defeated more than 1,001 DWI charges for clients in New Jersey.

Call 732-625-9660 today for a free consultation with one of New Jersey’s most experienced DWI defense attorneys.