Navarro County DWI Lawyer (Corsicana)
DWI defense in the Navarro County courts, from our office in downtown Dallas.
In short: A first DWI in Texas is a Class B misdemeanor (Penal Code 49.04), a Class A at 0.15 or more. Class A and B misdemeanors are heard in the Navarro County Court at Law (Courthouse, Suite 103), which also has concurrent jurisdiction with the district court over some felony matters, such as arraignments and guilty pleas, under Government Code 25.1772. Felonies are heard in the 13th District Court. Separately, you have 15 days from the notice of suspension to request an ALR hearing (Transportation Code 524.031).
Our office is in downtown Dallas at 325 N St. Paul Street. We handle cases in the Navarro County courts in Corsicana.
Where will my Navarro County DWI case be heard?
Class A and B misdemeanors are heard in the Navarro County Court at Law (Courthouse, Suite 103), which also has concurrent jurisdiction with the district court over some felony matters, such as arraignments and guilty pleas, under Government Code 25.1772. Felonies are heard in the 13th District Court. Address: Navarro County Courthouse, 300 W. 3rd Ave., Corsicana 75110.
Who prosecutes DWI cases in Navarro County?
The Navarro County Criminal District Attorney's Office (Courthouse, Suite 301) represents the State in criminal cases in both the district and county-level courts (Government Code 44.275).
Because one office prosecutes both misdemeanors and felonies in Navarro County, the same prosecutor's office handles a case even if a misdemeanor is later enhanced to a felony.
Are DWI penalties different in Navarro County?
State law sets the penalties, so they do not change by county. Our Texas DWI defense page has the penalty table, license rules and defenses; see also first DWI and ALR hearings.
Which parts of Navarro County do you cover?
We handle DWI cases from Corsicana, Kerens, Rice, Frost, Blooming Grove, and the rest of the county, including stops on I-45, US-287 and SH-31. Wherever the stop happened, the case is filed in the Navarro County courts.
Where are people booked after a Navarro County DWI arrest?
Most DWI arrests in Navarro County are booked at the Navarro County Jail in Corsicana. Within 48 hours a magistrate gives the required warnings and sets bond (Code of Criminal Procedure 15.17).
Where is the ALR license hearing for a Navarro County arrest?
The State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH) hears it, not the county court. For Navarro County, SOAH's primary contact for driver's license hearings is the SOAH Fort Worth office, 6777 Camp Bowie Blvd., Suite 400, Fort Worth 76116. Request it within 15 days (Transportation Code 524.031).
Is there a DWI court or program in Navarro County?
The Office of Court Administration's specialty court registry (October 1, 2026) lists no DWI-specific court for Navarro County, so outcomes there turn on the evidence and on negotiation.
How do I get started?
The first consultation is free. It is with a Director of Client Engagement, not an attorney. Clients who hire us work with an attorney. Call (214) 239-2013 or start a chat. Phones and chat are answered 24/7, with AI covering when no staff is free.
Last updated October 2026
Common questions
Where is my Navarro County DWI court date?
Navarro County Courthouse, 300 W. 3rd Ave., Corsicana 75110. Check your bond paperwork for the court number.
Who prosecutes a misdemeanor DWI in Navarro County?
The Navarro County Criminal District Attorney's Office (Courthouse, Suite 301) represents the State in criminal cases in both the district and county-level courts (Government Code 44.275).
Do you have an office in Corsicana?
No. Our only office is in downtown Dallas. We handle DWI cases in the Navarro County courts.
Do not wait for your court date to get help. Call (214) 239-2013.
Phones and chat are answered 24/7, with AI covering when no staff is free.
This page provides general information about Texas law. It is not legal advice, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship.