In this section we answer the most common questions our clients in Dallas-Fort Worth have.
Yes, we represent clients throughout all Texas, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Irving, Garland, Grand Prairie, Mesquite, McKinney, Frisco, Denton and the counties of Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton and more
Yes. The first consultation is completely free and with no obligation. Call (214) 635-3509 to schedule yours. It can be in person, by phone, or by video call.
Yes. our team is fully bilingual (Spanish/English) and serves the entire Hispanic community without language barriers.
Costs vary depending on the complexity of the case (felony or misdemeanor, state or federal, estimated process time). The best approach is to call (214) 635-3509 for a free consultation to discuss fees and payment options.
Absolutely. Regardless of immigration status, every accused person has constitutional rights. we protect those rights and does not discriminate based on origin or status.
Exercise your right to remain silent and ask to speak with an attorney. Do not make statements or sign anything without your attorney present. Then, ask someone to contact us at (214) 635-3509.
State offenses are tried in county courts (Dallas, Tarrant, etc.) for violations of Texas law. Federal offenses are tried in federal courts (such as the Northern District of Texas) for violations of United States law. We handle both.
Yes. Depending on the case, you may qualify for Expunction (complete removal of the record) or Nondisclosure (sealing of the record). Call us to evaluate your case for free.
It occurs when a person fails to meet one or more conditions of their probation. Consequences may include revocation of probation and a jail sentence. We can defend you to help avoid incarceration.
As soon as possible. Ideally, before making any statements or signing any documents. The sooner we act, the better we can protect your rights and build your defense.
During the free consultation we discuss a plan that fits your budget.
It depends on the complexity. A straightforward case may be resolved in weeks; a federal case or trial can take months or over a year. We will keep you informed at every stage.
We can help you request a bail reduction or explore alternatives such as personal bond. In some cases, we can argue for release without bail (personal recognizance bond).
Yes. The free consultation is directly with the attorneys, not with an assistant. they will listen to your case and give you an honest opinion.
Any documents you have: citations, arrest papers, bail documents, probation orders, or simply a list of questions. If you have nothing, that’s fine — we can still help you.
An Expunction completely erases your arrest or conviction records. Those who qualify include people arrested but never charged, dismissed cases, acquittals, and certain misdemeanors after a waiting period. Call us to evaluate your case.
A Nondisclosure seals your record. Most employers and the general public will not be able to see it, though some government agencies can. It is an option for certain offenses that do not qualify for Expunction.
It depends on the conditions of your bail. Some bail agreements allow travel with permission from the court or your attorney. Do not travel without consulting us first.
You have the right to a free interpreter. Additionally, Our team is bilingual and can translate and explain everything to you in Spanish throughout the entire process.
Yes. You have the right to hire the attorney of your choice. If you want to switch to us, call and we will help with the transition.
Office in Texas — We serve clients in person across Dallas-Fort Worth and by video consultation throughout Texas.
