🧤 Join in the fun this weekend at these fun events across town. 🌳 Jurassic Quest and Brick Fest Live BYO Book Club Galveston Island Market

📊 Cases resolved, dismissals obtained, and hundreds of lives impacted. On to August! Let us help you finish the year with a clean record.  📆

📘 Deferred adjudication is a type of community supervision in Texas where a judge delays making a final conviction on a guilty plea in exchange for the defendant successfully completing certain requirements. It's essentially a second chance for those who haven't been convicted of a crime before, ...

🌟 We can't express how much it means to us when we can be of assistance to our clients.  We are thankful everyday for every one of you.🙏

⚠️ Got court soon? Here are some ways to prepare for your big day. Dress Professionally and Conservatively: Choose attire that demonstrates respect for the court. A suit or dress pants and a collared shirt for men, or a pantsuit, dress, or skirt and a nice top for women are generally recomme...

🍧 Cool down with a sweet treat!  Come out and enjoy some of this local fun this weekend. ☀️ Hockey Day in Houston Live Music and Belly Dancing at Mediterraneos Comedy Night

❓“Can I expunge my criminal record in Texas?”  Maybe—depends on your case.  Expunction, also known as expungement, is the process of legally removing a criminal arrest record from public view.  Eligibility for Expunction in Texas: Generally, you may be eligible for expunction if: Charges ...

🧾 “I can't be arrested without a warrant.” False! Police can arrest you without one under many conditions. Circumstances for warrantless arrests in Texas: Witnessed Offense:If an officer witnesses a person committing a felony or misdemeanor, they can make an arrest without a warrant. ...

🎉 Congrats to our client who avoided a conviction on his driving record, points on his license and a premium increase with his insurance company thanks to a strong defense and our dedication to his case! Ready for help with your case?  Give us a call. 💪

🔇 You have the right to remain silent. Use it.   Here's more information about this right: Foundation: The right to remain silent comes from the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Purpose: It protects individuals from being forced to be a witness against themselves in a criminal...

🎶Fun, live and loud = perfect summer fun!  Grab your family and friends and swing by one of these great events this weekend!🌳 Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Take a Step Back In Time Historical Tour Southern Style Christmas in July

💡 If you're out drinking, use rideshare apps. A $20 ride beats a $10,000 DWI. 🚕

❓“Do I need a lawyer for a first-time misdemeanor?” While not legally required, it is generally recommended to hire a lawyer for a first-time misdemeanor charge due to the potential benefits of legal representation in navigating the complex legal system and protecting your rights. A lawyer ...

 📸 The Miranda warning, or Miranda rights, stems from the 1966 Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona. This landmark decision established that criminal suspects must be informed of their constitutional rights before being interrogated by police. These rights include the right to remain silent, the...

 🏆 We work hard every day to obtain positive outcomes for all of our clients.  It is what drives us every day.  Let us help you next...👏

🎉 Heading out for some fun this weekend? Enjoy, but be smart! Follow all traffic and parking laws and stay safe.  And just in case, save our number. 713-521-7568 📲  Asher Collection Foreign Film Friday Historic Harbor Tours and Dolphin Watch

🚗 Myth: “If the officer doesn't show up, my ticket is dismissed.”  Truth: Not always.⚠️ Possible outcomes when the officer doesn't appear: Dismissal: If the officer's absence is unexcused and without explanation, the judge might dismiss the case.  Continuance: The court may grant...

⚖️ If you're facing charges, stay off social media.  Any online activity, including posts, photos, videos, and even private messages, can be used as evidence in your criminal case.  Statements or posts that seem harmless can be easily twisted or used to create a negative impression of y...

❓“Can I refuse a breathalyzer in Texas?” Texas has an implied consent law. This means that by driving on public roads, you automatically agree to submit to a breath, blood, or urine test if an officer has probable cause to believe you are intoxicated. While you can refuse, doing so trig...

 💖 We love to start our week with kind words from our clients.  It is what fuels our fight for justice and keeps us committed to offering the best possible service to each and every one of them. 👊

🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July! Celebrate safely, and remember—freedom includes the right to legal counsel. 🗽 Freedom Over Texas Citizen Appreciation Day Stars, Stripes and Submariners

📣 Pulled over? You don't have to consent to a vehicle search. Ask if you're free to leave. ⚖️

🌊🚗Got a ticket on the way to the beach? Don't just pay it—fight it! You may be able to keep points off your license and save on insurance 💰