Being charged with a crime can be scary. From minor misdemeanors to major felonies, our lawyers each have a reputation of fighting for justice. Plus, our clients know us for our compassion and results-driven service.

Being convicted of driving intoxicated can result in license suspension and costly fees. But you don’t have to face it alone. Read more below about the DWI cases our lawyers handle.

From possession to the distribution or manufacture of drugs, these charges can have serious consequences. An experienced drug offense lawyer can help protect your future.

Charges for assault can carry hefty fines and sentences. When you’re facing an assault accusation, you need an experienced professional who will protect your interests.

Charges for sex crimes in Texas can include sexual assault, child pornography, indecent exposure, and more. These serious charges require the assistance of unwavering defense lawyers.

White-collar crimes typically don’t involve violence and include fraud, theft, or corruption. The highest-quality defense is needed to take on these complex cases and achieve favorable outcomes.

In first offenses and various other situations, an intoxicated driving arrest may result in only a misdemeanor charge. An expert DWI lawyer can help you work to avoid conviction and prevent possible future felonies.

A felony charge is a serious mark on your driving record. Having a lawyer who specializes in DWI cases may significantly increase your chance of reduction to a misdemeanor charge or a dismissal.

A charge for DWI with a child passenger can result in felony state jail time and carry steep fines, as well as license suspension or revocation, but having a skilled DWI lawyer working on your behalf may help reduce your charges.

When you’re arrested for alleged intoxicated driving, there’s a deadline to apply for a revocation hearing to fight suspension, so it’s important to speak with an experienced DWI attorney quickly.

If you miss the deadline to file for an ALR hearing or your suspension is upheld, a DWI lawyer may be able to help you get an occupational license, allowing you to drive to and from work until your regular license is reinstated.

The state of Texas now lets some low-level, first-time DWI offenders serve deferred probation sentences or have their records sealed. A DWI can seriously impact your record, so a lawyer’s expertise is invaluable in protecting your future.