What can I expect if I was charged with DWI, reckless driving, failure to stay in lane, refusal to take breathalyzer?

Well I would want to see the police reports in order to properly advise you. But it may be worked out. You want to get a good lawyer.

Not every DWI case should be tried. However, from what you report, it sounds like a case that should definitely be evaluated for trial by a good criminal defense lawyer who has experience with trying DWI case. I try many of these cases and the most important issue is usually the breath test. If the defendant takes the test and it is properly given and admitted into evidence it is very difficult to overcome. In your case, you have no Breath Test evidence and possible an issue with operation, two of the three elements that the Commonwealth must prove beyond a reasonable doubt to convict you. If you would like to call to make an appointment there is no fee for the consultation. My numbers are listed below. I strongly urge you to speak to me or another lawyer. You do not want to plead guilty to a charge that you could beat.

For starters, by refusing the breath test, whether you are found guilty or not of the DUI, you are going to loose your license for a minimum of one year. This suspension is by Department of Licensing, not the court. If you are guilty of the DUI, it is punishable by up to a year in jail and a $5,000.00 fine. First time offense has a mandatory minimum jail time of 2 days (non waivable),Fines, costs and assessments of approximately $2,000.00; ignition interlock on your vehicle for one year after the one year license suspension is up and your license is reinstated; alcohol/drug counseling and treatment as determined by the court; SR22 high risk insurance. Reckless Driving is also punishable by up to a year in jail and a $5,000.00 fine. Failure to stay in lane is punishable by up to 90 days in jail and a $1,000.00 fine. You can also be liable for property damage you caused. As you can see, you are looking at some serious issues.

You need to hire a DUI specialist, and do it soon because you have only 10 days to save your license from a long refusal suspension. Refusal cases are more serious, but more defensible, provided you hire someone who knows what he is doing.

My best advice would be that you should engage in attorney immediately, and speak with no one until after you have received counsel. The charges against you are very significant and will potentially, in fact most probably, result in the suspension or revocation of your driving privileges. Engage in attorney now.