State Misdemeanors
Although misdemeanor offenses are generally considered less serious than felonies, a misdemeanor conviction can have lasting consequences on your life, reputation, and future opportunities. Depending on the nature of the charge, you may face fines, probation, jail time, and a criminal record that can impact your employment, housing, and professional licenses. Common misdemeanor offenses include DWI, assault, theft, drug possession, criminal trespass, and disorderly conduct.
If you have been charged with a misdemeanor, it is important to understand that you have rights and options. An experienced criminal defense attorney can evaluate the circumstances of your case, explain the potential consequences, identify possible defenses, and work to protect your rights throughout the legal process. Do not assume that a misdemeanor charge is something you should simply plead guilty to and move on from. The decisions you make today can have a lasting impact on your future.
Domestic Violence
Protecting clients felony domestic violence accusations.
Protecting clients felony domestic violence accusations.
Harassment
Defense for harassment or stalking charges.
Defense for harassment or stalking charges.
DWI/DUI
Drunk or impaired driving defense.
Drunk or impaired driving defense.
Drug Offenses
Fighting felony drug possession, distribution, and trafficking charges.
Fighting felony drug possession, distribution, and trafficking charges.
Theft
Defense for taking someone else's proeprty.
Defense for taking someone else's proeprty.
Evading Arrest
Defense for fleeing from a person you knew was a peace officer.
Defense for fleeing from a person you knew was a peace officer.
Juvenile
Protecting minors facing criminal charges in the Texas system.
Protecting minors facing criminal charges in the Texas system.
Assault
Defense for assault charges.
Defense for assault charges.
Sex Crimes
Defending against sex crime allegations and charges.
Defending against sex crime allegations and charges.