Q: 1. How do I get a dui and reckless endangermeant reduced?2. How am I able to get neglect taken off my record?

A: First, and foremost, consider yourself blessed that nothing worse happened and your daughter is alright and safe, as are you. Second, the fact you "don't remember anything about the incident" is troubling. But, it highlights the seriousness of what occurred. The fact that you were caught now allows a discussion about whether you've done this before and got away with it? Any type of driving impairment is to be avoided at all costs--but more so when a child is involved. A good attorney should be able to help you avoid the worst punishment and might be able to get the reckless driving erased. There might be valid defenses to the medication (DUII) charge depending on the medication dose and how it is quantified. However, a good attorney will also be sure you learned from this incident by counseling you about the dangers--not just to your family, but others on the road. Third, these types of incidents are usually excluded from expungement due to the need of the public to be safe from unsafe drivers and insurance companies who rely on accurate information to make policy decisions. Just find yourself a lawyer you trust, and fight hard, because this is a serious matter with serious consequences (fortunately you avoided the biggest) and you will be the better for taking this to heart and vowing to never drive impaired again. Be safe and take good care of your daughter. You'll never regret it.