If you face a Dallas weapons offense charge or were arrested on a gun or firearms charge, you do not have to try to navigate the criminal justice process and defend your rights on your own. A Dallas weapon offenses lawyer from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg will discuss your options with you for free today.

We may be able to help you get a positive outcome in your case, even if you face serious accusations. Our team knows how to develop a strong defense strategy to protect your reputation, career, financial health, and future.

Dallas Weapons and Gun Charge Attorney

There is a wide range of state and federal weapons offenses in Texas. Weapons charges are often added to existing charges, and the potential consequences can quickly escalate. If you face criminal charges involving a gun charge or firearms violation, you want a weapon offenses lawyer who understands your Second Amendment rights.

At the Dallas Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, we can help you build the best possible defense. How we will approach your case will depend on the circumstances of your arrest, the other charges you face, and the details of the allegations against you. However, it may be possible to clear your name, get the charges reduced, reach a plea or sentencing deal, or work out another, more positive outcome on your behalf.

What Can the Right Defense Do for You?

Contact the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg to find out. Representing clients in state and federal cases, we understand gun rights on both a national and local level. Federal cases may stem from issues at the airport or crossing state lines, while local charges usually involve other crimes. However, we can discuss the nature and severity of the accusations against you during your free initial case review with our team.

Local charges can be incurred as a result of discovering weapons during a conviction for another crime, like one involving drugs. In these cases, our Dallas drug crime attorneys can provide representation and handle the additionally incurred weapons charges.

In either case, it is important to take aggressive action in the federal pre-indictment or Texas grand jury phase of the charge. This is especially true for cases involving guns or weapons in airports and other restricted areas. Early intervention can have a dramatic effect on the outcome of your case. We encourage you to connect with us as soon as you can after your arrest, during questioning, or before your arraignment.

Our firm also handles more serious state and federal weapons offenses, such as charges of felon in possession of a firearm. We also represent clients in cases involving the violation of concealed handgun laws. We will take action to restore your gun rights or conceal and carry handgun permit and deal with any licensing issues that may be involved.

Our Clients Are from All Walks of Life

We are familiar with the different procedures and sentencing practices between Texas federal and state courts and have represented a wide range of clients. Our past clients include ordinary citizens and drug defendants to football coaches, lawyers, and other professionals. Weapons charges affect people from all walks of life, and people from all walks of life deserve to protect their rights.

Weapons Offenses Results

September 2021

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed
• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Conditional Dismissal

August 2021

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Conditional Dismissal
• Aggravated Assault w/DW Reduced to a Misdemeanor
• Aggravated Assault w/DW Deferred Probation
• Aggravated Assault w/DW Reduced to a Misdemeanor

July 2021

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed

June 2021

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed

April 2021

• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Reduced to a Misdemeanor
• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Returned as a Misdemeanor at the Grand Jury
• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Declined Prosecution
• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Declined Prosecution
• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Declined Prosecution

March 2021

• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Deferred Probation

January 2021

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Deferred Probation

November 2020

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Deferred Probation
• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Deferred Probation

October- 2020

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Deferred Probation
• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Reduced to Class C

September- 2020

• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Deferred Probation

August 2020

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed
• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Deferred Probation
• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Deferred Probation

July 2020

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted
• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Dismissed
• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Deferred Probation

June 2020

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Deferred Probation
• Aggravated Assault w/ Deadly Weapon NO BILLED
• Aggravated Assault w/ Deadly Weapon, Family Violence Dismissed

May 2020

• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Dismissed

April and March 2020

• Aggravated Assault w/ Deadly Weapon No Billed
• Aggravated Assault w/ Deadly Weapon Reduced to a Misdemeanor

February 2020

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed
• Unlawful Restraint Dismissed
• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed
• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Deferred Probation

January 2020

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed
• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Dismissed

December 2019

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Deferred Probation
• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed

October 2019

• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Deferred Probation

November 2019

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed

September 2019

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed

August 2019

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed
• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Deferred Probation
• Aggravated Assault w/ Deadly Weapon Deferred Probation

July 2019

• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed
• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon No Billed

June 2019

• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon No Billed
• Poss Weapon Prohibited Place Reduced to a Misdemeanor
• Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Deferred Probation

March 2019

• UPF by Felon (Felony) No Billed
• UCW Dismissed
• Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Deferred Probation
• Aggravated Assault w/ Deadly Weapon. Deferred Probation
• Aggravated Assault w/ Deadly Weapon Deferred Probation

2008 – 2018 Weapons Offenses Results

• 12-04-18 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed
• 12-18-18 Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon No Billed
• 12-18-18 Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon Deferred Probation
• 10-18-18 Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon Dismissed
• 09-20-18 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Deferred Probation
• 04-10-18 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon (Misdemeanor A) Deferred Probation
• 02-02-18 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon (Misdemeanor A) Deferred Probation
• 10-19-17 Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon (Felony) Reduced to a Misdemeanor
• 10-03-17 Poss CS PG3 < 28G (Misdemeanor) Deferred Probation
• 08-21-17 Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon (Felony) Probation Violation Withdrawn/Discharged- Cont. on Probation
• 07-19-17 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon (Misdemeanor) Dismissed
• 06-14-17 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon (Misdemeanor) Dismissed
• 04-25-17 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon (Misdemeanor) Dismissed
• 03-03-17 Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon. NO BILLED.
• 02-28-17 UPF by Felon (Felony) Continue Probation
• 02-02-17 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon (Misdemeanor) Dismissed
• 01/24/2017 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon (Misdemeanor) Dismissed
• 12/06/2016 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon (Misdemeanor) Deferred Probation
• 11/29/2016 UCW (Misdemeanor) Deferred Probation
• 06/13/2016 UPF Felon PV, Cont. on Probation
• 01/22/2016 Possession of a Weapon in a Prohibited Place No Billed
• 04/28/2015 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed, Pursuant to TPC 12.45
• 12/15/2014 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed, Pursuant to TPC 12.45
• 05/27/2014 Possession Weapon Prohibited Place No Billed
• 05/22/2014 Possession of Prohibitive Weapon Dismissed, Conditional Dismissal
• 01/28/2014 Deadly Conduct Plea-Reduced to Class C Misdemeanor
• 12/05/2013 UPF Felon Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
• 09/11/2013 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
• 04/11/2013 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed, Conditional Dismissal
• 01/03/2013 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Reduced to Class C.
• 12/07/2012 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Dismissed, Plead to Another Case
• 09/27/2012 Possession of Prohibitive Weapon No Billed.
• 06/22/2011 Discharge of firearm in city. Reduced to Class C.
• 03/29/2011 Aggravated Assault w/ deadly weapon. NO BILLED.
• 02/21/2011 Unlawful carrying of a weapon, Dismissed.
• 04/22/2010 Unlawful carrying of a weapon, Dismissed.
• 02/22/2010 Possession of a prohibited weapon, Dismissed Through Memo Agreement.
• 02/04/2010 Unlawful carrying of a weapon, Dismissed.
• 02/02/2010 Possession of a prohibited weapon, Dismissed.
• 12/04/2009 Unlawful carrying of a weapon, Dismissed.
• 09/09/2009 Felony unlawful possession of a firearm, Dismissed.
• 03/12/2009 Making Firearm Accessible to a child, Dismissed.
• 02/19/2009 Felony unlawful carrying of a weapon, knife in a school zone, reduced to Class A Misdemeanor.
• 04/11/2008 Unlawful carrying of a weapon, By Bench Trial Not Guilty.
• 01/10/2008 Unlawful carrying of a weapon, By Bench Trial Not Guilty.

Let Our Team Build a Strong Defense for You Today

As you can see, we have helped many people get more positive outcomes in their gun and firearm offense cases. We can also help defend you from any related charges you may face, including crimes you are accused of committing while using a weapon.

We look at each case individually and develop a strategy to help our clients fight the allegations against them. We will use the circumstances that led to your arrest to increase your chances of clearing your name, reducing the charges against you, or getting a lesser sentence and fine than you might have otherwise.

Connect With an Attorney from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg

You can speak with the team from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg today about your Dallas weapons offense allegations. You do not have to accept what law enforcement or others say about your actions and criminal activity without fighting back. We are here to help defend your reputation and fight for your future in court if necessary.

Reach out to us as soon as possible after you learn of the accusations or call us on behalf of a family member who has been arrested. We are here to provide support, information, advocacy, and legal representation.

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Texas is among the most pro-gun states in our country. Still, some laws and regulations govern when, where, and how you can carry a weapon. If you have been accused of carrying a gun or another weapon into certain prohibited locations such as bars or airport terminals, you may face fines, jail time, and other penalties. You may also risk losing your license to carry firearms.

A Dallas lawyer for unlawful carrying of a weapon (UCW) is ready to fight the charges levied against you. Contact the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg to schedule a free case review, during which a member of our Dallas criminal defense lawyers will explain the criminal charges you are facing, your rights, and all available legal options. Our Dallas weapons defense lawyers are ready to help you!

Understanding the Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon Statute in Texas

For years, Texas residents were prohibited from open and concealed carrying of weapons without a permit. That changed in 2021 when House Bill 1927 became law. This bill grants permitless carrying of a handgun to all Texas residents over age 21, except those barred by the state or federal government from owning a gun.

However, HB1927 still prohibits firearms for certain individuals and restricts certain weapon-related acts. Texas Penal Code Sec 46.02 details these restrictions.

A person may face a UCW charge in Texas if:

• They intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly carry a handgun while:
• Being under 21 years of age, or
• Being convicted of an assault, deadly conduct, terrorist threat, or disorderly conduct within the last 5 years, and
• The person is not:
• On their personal property or a property under their control, or
• Inside or directly en-route to a vehicle or watercraft under their name or control

Furthermore, a Texas resident can also be cited a UCW charge if they intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly carry a handgun in their personal vehicle or watercraft at any time during which:

• The weapon is in plain view, and the gun is secured in a holster.
• The person is engaged in a higher criminal activity than a Class C misdemeanor and is not a traffic or boating law-related violation. This applies even if you are otherwise legally allowed to carry that weapon.
• The law prohibits the person from owning a firearm.

Those under 18 can be charged with a UCW if they intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly carry a location-restricted knife (a knife with a blade over 5.5 inches in length) and is not:

• In a property, motor vehicle, or watercraft that they own or is under their control
• Under the direct supervision of their parent or legal guardian

The UCW statute pertains to multiple types of weapons such as firearms, clubs, explosive weapons, and knives.

Although Texas is a strong proponent of its citizens’ gun rights, there are still many laws that govern who can carry weapons and where. If you are being investigated for a UCW-related offense in Dallas, contact the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg to protect your rights, freedom, and finances.

Fines and Other Consequences of a UCW Conviction in Dallas

Unlawfully carrying a weapon is generally classified as a Class A misdemeanor, with penalties including up to one year of jail time and/or a fine capped at $4,000, per Texas Penal Code 12.21.

A UCW for those under the age of 18 charged with carrying a location-restricted knife is classified as a Class C misdemeanor, which is punishable by a fine not exceeding $500.

Unlawfully carrying a weapon on a property where alcohol is sold can result in a third-degree felony, which is punishable with a jail sentence between two and ten years. In addition, you may also be cited a fine of up to $10,000.

Aside from that, having a weapon-related offense on your criminal record can leave you with long-term consequences that may jeopardize your quality of life long after you have finished paying your legal dues. Some of the consequences that may follow you include:

• Difficulty in obtaining housing
• Difficulty in obtaining a mortgage or business or personal loan
• Difficulty in getting a job
• Potentially losing your license to carry for several years if charged with a misdemeanor or indefinitely if charged with a felony
• Potentially losing your professional license if it pertains to industries such as healthcare, nursing, or education
• Losing your children’s custody
• Potentially losing the ability to renew or apply for a security clearance

If you face weapons-related charges in Dallas, do not gamble with your life. A criminal defense attorney from our team can review your case during an initial consultation and determine the best strategy that may bring you a favorable outcome.

Let Our Criminal Defense Attorney, Randall Isenberg, Fight Your UCW Charges

For over 30 years, our Texas criminal defense attorney, Randall Isenberg, has represented some of the toughest criminal cases throughout Texas. When fighting your charges, Isenberg draws from his experience as a former prosecutor and state district judge, which gives him an end-to-end knowledge of the criminal justice system and the courtroom from all sides.

If you face criminal charges for unlawful carrying of a weapon, such as a firearm, club, or a location-restricted knife, our firm can investigate your case to determine the most effective attack based on the circumstances of your case.

Some of the elements that will be assessed include:

• Whether you intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly carried the weapon in question
• Whether you were on your own property, vehicle, or watercraft
• Whether you were committing a significant criminal offense while carrying that weapon

Your Dallas criminal defense attorney will be there with you throughout the criminal justice process, from questioning to pre- and post-trial procedures. Depending on the facts surrounding your case, we may be able to have the charges against you dismissed. If that is not possible, our goal would be to get a reduced charge.

Schedule a Case Review with Our Texas Unlawful Carrying of Weapons Lawyer

Call the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg to set up an initial consultation, during which legal counsel will review your case, help you understand all your options, and guide you through the next best steps.

Contact us to schedule a free, confidential consultation with our criminal defense team.

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Assault against a family member is a serious crime in Texas, with penalties more severe than what you would face in another assault case. Punishments include incarceration, fines, mandated counseling, restrictions on owning firearms, and more. A first-time conviction can result in a Class A misdemeanor or a felony if there are subsequent arrests for the same offense.

A Dallas criminal defense lawyer from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg will be by your side protecting your rights and fighting your charges from pre- to post-trial proceedings.

Understanding the Assault on Family Member Charge in Dallas

Domestic disputes are complicated. A disgruntled family member may falsely accuse an innocent person of assault. The police officer may be too quick to arrest an alleged aggressor without examining all the facts. The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg recognizes the weight of these types of cases and their impact.

Who Is a Family Member Under Texas law?

According to Texas Family Code, Sec.71.003, family members are defined as those who share the following relationships:

• Current or former spouses
• Individuals who share a common ancestor
• Individuals who are parents of the same child, regardless of their marital status
• Adoptive parents of an adopted child
• Foster parent and a foster child, irrespective of if the individuals reside together

Generally, a spouse, parents, children, or a blood relative are family members. But, under assault on a family member, any person who resides in the same household as you, such as a partner or even a roommate, can be regarded as a member of your household.

What Is Classified as Family Violence Under Texas law?

Texas Family Code, Sec.71.004 establishes the definition of family violence as follows:

• When a family member commits an act against another family or household member intended to cause physical harm, bodily injury, assault, or sexual assault, or place that family member under the imminent fear of physical harm, bodily injury, assault, or sexual assault. This does not apply to acts that may be defensive measures to protect oneself from a perpetrator.
• Abuse committed by a family or household member towards a child of a family or household member.
• An individual commits an act of dating violence against another individual they are currently seeing or once had a relationship with. This act must be intended to cause physical harm or bodily injury or be an act of sexual assault between individuals in a dating relationship. Threats that place an ex under imminent fear of physical harm, bodily injury, or sexual assault are also included in this element of family violence.

What Is an Assault Under Texas Law?

The Texas Penal Code Sec.22.01 defines assault as:

• Intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly committing bodily injury to a family or household member, including the person’s spouse or children.
• Intentionally or knowingly threatening a family or household member of imminent bodily injury
• Intentionally or knowingly causing physical contact with a family or household member, knowing that the person will regard the contact as offensive or unwanted

Punching, kicking, biting, slapping, or hair-pulling a family member or someone who dwells in the same household are all examples of an assault, and so is threatening to commit such acts.

Assault on a Family Member in Dallas Comes with Harsh Penalties

The punishment for assault on a family member will differ depending on the severity of the act, if a weapon was involved, and whether the defendant has a previous conviction for assault on a family member.

If the defendant is a first-time offender who commits an assault against a family member, it will typically result in a Class A misdemeanor, which accompanies the following penalties:

• Up to 1 year in jail and/or
• A fine not exceeding $4,000

If the defendant is arrested for threatening a family member with physical or bodily injuries or offensive contact, they may be charged with a Class C misdemeanor, which carries a fine of up to $500.

Some Situations May Result in Even Harsher Penalties

If the defendant commits two or more acts of assault within 12 calendar months, regardless of whether the prior crimes resulted in the defendant being arrested or convicted, they may be charged with Continuous Violence Against the Family. This is a third-degree felony, which carries the following penalties:

• Up to 10 years in prison
• A fine not exceeding $10,000

In domestic violence incidents involving heinous acts such as strangulation, choking, or suffocating a family member, the defendant may be charged with a third-degree felony.

There is one more type of assault against a family member in Texas. In some cases, assault may result in significant bodily injury that includes disfigurement, loss of limbs, broken bones, loss of an organ’s functioning, or the victim nearly dying. The assault may involve a weapon in the commission of an act. Cases such as these are classified under aggravated assault against a family member, which carries second-degree felony charges. Penalties include:

• Up to 20 years in jail
• Up to $10,000 in fines

If a weapon was involved in the domestic assault and the alleged victim suffered life-threatening injuries, the defendant may be charged with a first-degree felony. This can result in a prison sentence ranging from five years to life. The defendant may also be cited a fine of up to $10,000.

Additional Consequences for Assault on a Family Member in Dallas

In addition to the punishments mentioned above, a conviction for an assault on a family member may also force you to face additional repercussions such as:

• Difficulty securing a loan
• Difficulty obtaining jobs
• Difficulty finding a house or apartment
• Losing custody of your child

The court may issue a protective order to bar the defendant from contacting, threatening, or harming the alleged victim, their children, pets, or relatives. The judge may ask the defendant to vacate the house, car, or apartment if they share it with the alleged victim. The defendant may be arrested again if any of the conditions within the protective order are violated.

The defendant may also be indefinitely banned from possessing firearms. The defendant’s right to carry firearms may be restored if their conviction is expunged or sealed or if the defendant receives a pardon.

Seek a Free Case Review with Our Criminal Defense Team

If you are facing charges for an offense involving an assault on a family member, consider seeking the help of a criminal defense lawyer right away. These types of cases come with devastating consequences and are challenging to defend. Our legal team and your family violence attorney will investigate your case and stick with you as you navigate our complicated criminal justice system.

Remember that you are innocent unless proven guilty. Our family violence attorneys and the legal counsel at the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg will protect your rights through every criminal proceeding and fight to clear your name of these domestic assault allegations.

Begin by giving our legal team a call to schedule a free initial consultation. We will discuss your case and legal options and answer any questions you may have for us.

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A domestic abuse charge is a serious matter that may require a comprehensive defense. If you were recently charged with domestic abuse, the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg may be able to help you. The consequences of a possible conviction can affect your career and your future, including serious impacts on your financial, social, and psychological health.

A Dallas domestic abuse lawyer from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg may be able to prepare a defense to win your case, reduce the charges, to minimize potential penalties. A domestic abuse conviction may not be eligible for expungement from your permanent record. To learn more about working with a Dallas criminal defense lawyer on your case, speak with a member of our team today.

Understanding Domestic Abuse in Texas

Texas law refers to domestic abuse as “family violence.” In general, it is the threat or action of a violent act against a member of your family or someone you live with or have a domestic relationship with. Under Texas Family Code § 71.004, Texas defines “family violence” as the following:

• When one family member commits bodily harm or injury, assault, or sexual assault against another family member
• When one family member creates the threat that the aforementioned acts are imminent against another family member
• Abuse toward a child
• Dating violence

Each of these categories includes specific definitions of types of abuse in a dating relationship or within a family. Domestic abuse can include violence against women, men, or – in the case of family violence – children. The legal definitions of domestic abuse in Texas are very specific but also cover a lot of ground. Almost any threatening or harmful act against a qualifying person could count.

It is not always easy to define whether a “domestic” or “family” relationship exists in these cases. In general, Texas law may consider it domestic abuse if the alleged victim is:

• A member of your family
• Someone who lives in your household
• The other parent of your child
• A former partner or spouse
• Someone you have or had an ongoing, intimate relationship with

This is an important component of these cases. Without the previously established relationship, the consequences of a conviction are usually not as severe. The courts generally consider aggravating circumstances in these cases when determining sentencing, as well.

Dating Violence

In some cases, someone you have been dating may accuse you of violence. There are rules in place to determine whether this is domestic violence. Per Texas Family Code § 71.0021, dating violence may occur when:

• The victim is a protective order applicant
• The victim is or was a dating partner or spouse of the accused
• The accused threatened or harmed the victim physically, caused bodily injury, or sexually assaulted them

The dating relationship between the accused and the victim may be established if it involved intimacy or was of a romantic nature. Other components of the relationship that may be important in a domestic violence case include:

• The length of the relationship
• The frequency and type of interaction between the parties in the relationship

If you find yourself facing serious prison or jail time, along with costly fines and a damaged reputation, contact the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg. A Dallas domestic abuse lawyer from our firm can stand by your side during this stressful time. We help our clients by protecting their rights and holding prosecutors to a strict burden of proof. You do not have to face your charges alone.

Misdemeanors and Felonies

Depending upon the charges, you may face a misdemeanor or felony conviction if found guilty or after entering a guilty plea. The penalties for a misdemeanor domestic abuse charge may include jail time and fines. A felony conviction can result in prison time, along with fines.

Any type of conviction can cause serious harm to your reputation and professional career as well. A conviction for domestic abuse may stay with you long after you serve your time and pay your fines. This can include financial, social, and family effects. It could jeopardize child custody or your ability to get a job, rent an apartment, or get some occupational licenses.

For a free consultation on your case with a member of our team, call the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg today. We may be able to help you avoid the worst possible outcomes in your case and even clear your name if you were falsely accused. We work with clients who face allegations like yours every day and can frequently help them get a more positive outcome in their case.

Randall B. Isenberg Understands Both Sides of the Law

As a former State District Trial Judge and former Senior Chief Felony Prosecutor, Randall B. Isenberg understands how the other side operates when it comes to domestic abuse cases. For more than 30 years, Randall has practiced law and developed skills he now uses to assist criminal defendants.

The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg can help you receive the assistance you may need to support your case. If you need anger management courses, we may be able to help arrange them so that the court can see that you are actively working to improve your behavior. If your charges are completely unfounded, we can also investigate and present a defense to that effect.

Learn more about how the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg can assist with your case by reaching out to us today. Each case is different, and we do not believe in trying to apply a one-size-fits-all solution. We will fight for your reputation and future based on the case’s circumstances. Some of the ways we may be able to get a more positive outcome for our clients include:

• Preventing charges from being filed
• Getting evidence thrown out
• Getting charges dropped
• Reducing the severity of the charges
• Working out a plea deal
• Negotiating a lesser sentence
• Fighting for a not guilty verdict at trial

Fight Your Domestic Abuse Charge with Help from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg

Being placed under arrest can be a frightful experience – facing a court date can be equally frightening due to the uncertain outcome of your case. If you are facing serious charges of domestic abuse, a Dallas domestic abuse lawyer from the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg may be able to support you. You do not have to go through this alone. Our advocates are here to answer questions, investigate your case, represent you, and provide support.

Our team can carefully review the details of your arrest and charges as we prepare your defense. We may be able to obtain official police reports, speak with any possible witnesses, and talk with people who know your true character. We may also be able to work with prosecutors to seek reduced charges in some cases. We will determine the best approach to your defense and help you fight the allegations against you.

The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg understands that each domestic abuse case is unique. The details involved with your arrest and charges will differ from that of another person. We believe that the actions that resulted in your arrest deserve a thorough review of your defense strategy.

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Call the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg Today

The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg understands that this may be a time of great anxiety as you worry about your future. The thought of facing possible jail or prison time can be especially stressful. If you partner with us, our firm can be available to answer your questions, provide you with legal advice, and discuss the possible outcomes of your case throughout our work together.

Your court dates may seem far away. Do not let this fact delay you from getting started on your defense. The sooner you call the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, the sooner a Dallas domestic abuse lawyer from our firm can begin working to defend you. To discuss your case with a member of our team and to learn more about how we may be able to help you, call the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg today.

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