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Texas criminal defense covers everything from misdemeanors and DWI to felony indictments in state and federal court. Defendants benefit from counsel who understand Texas penal statutes, local prosecutor practices, and pretrial diversion options available in their county.
TBLS board certification in Criminal Law signals an attorney has met stringent experience and examination requirements in Texas criminal practice.
Common Questions
Can I get a DWI expunged in Texas?
Expunction is limited to cases that were dismissed, acquitted, or never filed. A standard DWI conviction generally cannot be expunged, though other relief such as nondisclosure may apply in specific circumstances.
What is the statute of limitations for felonies in Texas?
Most felonies must be prosecuted within three years, but serious offenses such as murder have no limitation period. Misdemeanors typically carry a two-year limit.