Felony · Harris County
Burglary of a Habitation — Dismissed
Identification evidence suppressed after a flawed photo lineup.
Texas Criminal Defense
An Arrest Is Not a Conviction. Let’s Keep It That Way.
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Criminal Defense
Your Future Deserves a Real Defense
A criminal charge can threaten your job, your professional license, your immigration status, your right to own a firearm, and your freedom. The decisions you make in the first few days matter more than most people realize.
We step in immediately — handling bond, protecting you from police questioning, and investigating the State’s evidence before it disappears. From the first court setting to a jury verdict, you will have an attorney who knows the local courts, prosecutors, and judges.
What You’re Facing Under Texas Law
Texas classifies offenses by severity. Prior convictions, weapons, and other enhancements can raise the range of punishment.
| Offense Level | Possible Confinement | Maximum Fine |
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| Class C Misdemeanor | No jail | $500 |
| Class B Misdemeanor | Up to 180 days county jail | $2,000 |
| Class A Misdemeanor | Up to 1 year county jail | $4,000 |
| State Jail Felony | 180 days – 2 years state jail | $10,000 |
| Third-Degree Felony | 2 – 10 years prison | $10,000 |
| Second-Degree Felony | 2 – 20 years prison | $10,000 |
| First-Degree Felony | 5 – 99 years or life | $10,000 |
Penalty ranges are general guidelines under Texas law and can change with prior history and enhancements.
How We Defend You
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Immediate intervention
We take over communication with law enforcement, address bond and bond conditions, and protect you from self-incrimination.
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Independent investigation
We obtain body-cam and dash-cam video, 911 calls, lab reports, and witness statements — and look for what the police missed.
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Constitutional challenges
Illegal stops, warrantless searches, and Miranda violations can get evidence suppressed and cases dismissed.
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Negotiation from strength
Prosecutors respond to preparation. We pursue dismissals, reduced charges, pretrial diversion, and deferred adjudication.
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Trial-ready representation
If the State won’t do the right thing, we are prepared to take your case in front of a jury.
Recent Criminal Defense Results
Misdemeanor · Travis County
Theft — Pretrial Diversion
Case dismissed on completion; client eligible for expunction.
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
What to do right now
Just Arrested? Protect Yourself.
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Stay silent
Politely say you want a lawyer. Don’t explain, apologize, or discuss the case with anyone.
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Don’t post or text
Messages, calls from jail, and social media posts are recorded and used as evidence.
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Write down details
Note names, times, witnesses, and anything officers said while it’s fresh.
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Call us
The sooner we’re involved, the more options you have.
Questions
Criminal Defense FAQ
Every case is different. Call for answers about yours — the consultation is free.
(800) 555-0100Only the prosecutor can dismiss a case — but a strong defense can show them why they should. Insufficient evidence, constitutional violations, and mitigation often lead to dismissals or reductions.
A form of community supervision where, if you complete the conditions, the case is dismissed without a final conviction. It can make you eligible for an order of nondisclosure later.
Yes. Even a Class B misdemeanor conviction creates a permanent public record that employers, landlords, and licensing boards can see.
Most cases are handled for a flat fee quoted after your free consultation, with payment plans available.
Every Hour Matters. Let’s Start Now.
Evidence fades and deadlines run. Speak with a Texas attorney today — free and confidential.