Domestic Violence

***We do NOT handle cases for the victim of a crime. However, if you have been falsely accused or committed a crime…… we definitely can help!*** If you want to file a restraining order in Texas, you must: Go to the local courthouse of the district where you live or the district attorney’s office. Fill…

A defendant has a right to retain a lawyer for a domestic violence case in Texas. Having a criminal defense lawyer represent you can help you successfully argue your case because a lawyer will have more nuanced knowledge about Texas’ domestic violence laws, your rights, and legal procedures. They can also advise you on how…

According to the Texas Attorney General, someone in Texas can be charged with domestic violence if they committed a harmful act toward a family member, household member, or domestic partner. You may be charged with domestic violence if you acted in a way that resulted in the following toward someone you are dating, live with,…

The penalties you can receive for domestic violence charges in Texas depend on a few factors, including the type of violence and whether it was the first offense. In general, domestic violence can result in the following possible penalties: Fines Jail or prison time Misdemeanor or felony charges Changes to your permanent, criminal record Restrictions…