DWI and Intoxication Charges

Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) in Texas can result in steep fines, license suspension, and even jail time. We scrutinize field sobriety tests, breathalyzer results, and police procedures to find weaknesses in the state’s case. Learn more about how we defend DWI Charges.

Drug Crimes

Drug charges range from simple possession to large-scale trafficking. Texas imposes harsh penalties, including potential imprisonment and hefty fines. We challenge illegal searches, examine lab reports, and negotiate for reduced charges or alternative programs. Learn more about how we defend Drug Crimes.

Possession of Marijuana

Although marijuana laws are evolving, possession in Texas remains a criminal offense. A conviction can lead to fines, jail, and a permanent record. We have had hundreds of possession of marijuana cases dismissed. Learn more about how we defend Possession of Marijuana.

Assault/Aggravated Assault

Assault involves causing bodily injury or threatening violence. Aggravated assault includes the use of a deadly weapon or causing serious harm. Penalties can be severe, but self-defense and other defenses may apply. Learn more about how we defend Assault Charges in Texas.

Family Violence

Family violence charges can disrupt your life, affecting custody and employment. Allegations may arise from misunderstandings or false claims. We handle these delicate cases with care and work to preserve your reputation and parental rights. Learn more about how we defend Family Violence Cases.

Federal Firearms Charges

Federal firearms offenses, such as being a felon in possession of a firearm, can carry mandatory minimum sentences. We dissect the facts, investigate law enforcement’s actions, and look for constitutional violations to build a robust defense. Learn more about how we defend Federal Firearms Charges.

Sex Crimes

Sexual assault, indecency with a child, or online solicitation charges are serious and life-altering. Texas imposes harsh penalties and sex offender registration. We challenge forensic evidence, witness credibility, and negotiate aggressively to protect your future. Learn more about how we defend allegations of sexual assault.

Theft/Burglary

Theft and burglary convictions can lead to prison, fines, and a permanent criminal record. We examine surveillance, witness statements, and the legality of searches to seek dismissals, reductions, or acquittals. Learn more about how we defend Theft Charges.

White Collar Crime

White collar crimes like fraud, embezzlement, and money laundering are complex and often involve voluminous documents. We work with experts to break down financial records and challenge the prosecution’s narrative. Learn more about how we defend White Collar Crime accusations.

Probation Violations

Failing to meet probation conditions can result in revocation and imprisonment. We advocate for reinstatement or modification of probation, seeking to avoid harsher penalties. Learn more about how we defend Probation Violations.

Expunction

Expunction removes eligible arrests and charges from your record, helping you start fresh. We determine if you qualify and guide you through the expunction process.

Non-Disclosures

A non-disclosure order seals certain criminal records from public view. We help you regain privacy and prevent old mistakes from hindering job opportunities. Learn more about how we pursue Non-Disclosures.

Castle Doctrine

The Castle Doctrine allows individuals to use force to defend themselves at home. If self-defense applies, we present evidence to justify your actions and seek to avoid a conviction. Learn more about when the Castle Doctrine applies.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What Should I Do Immediately After Being Arrested?

Remain silent and request an attorney. Don’t share details of your case with anyone other than your lawyer. Immediate legal counsel helps protect your rights and strengthens your defense. Learn more about how we defend dealing with police inquiries.

How Does a Free Consultation Work?

A free consultation allows you to discuss your case, understand potential defenses, and evaluate if we’re the right fit—no obligations, just candid guidance. Learn more about how we defend consultations.

Can I Get My Charges Reduced or Dismissed?

It’s possible, depending on the evidence and circumstances. We identify weaknesses in the prosecution’s case, negotiate with prosecutors, and, when warranted, push for dismissals or reduced charges. Learn more about how we secure case dismissals.

What Are the Punishment Ranges in Texas?

Texas penalties vary by offense. Misdemeanors may carry up to a year in jail, while felonies can lead to years in prison or even life sentences. Fines, probation, and other conditions also apply.

Call Now to Speak to Our Collin County Criminal Attorney

Don’t wait. Early intervention can shape the trajectory of your case. Our dedicated Collin County defense attorneys are ready to stand between you and the prosecution, ensuring your rights are upheld. We combine legal acumen, relentless advocacy, and compassionate guidance to help you through this challenging time.

Call today for a free consultation and let us put our experience, expertise, and results to work for you.