AREAS OF PRACTICE

DWI CHARGES

A DWI arrest in Denton can put your license, job, and freedom at risk. Texas DWI laws carry serious penalties, including jail time, fines, and driver’s license suspension. If you’ve been arrested for DWI in Denton County, you need a criminal defense attorney who understands both the law and the local courts.

I defend clients charged with:

  • First-time DWI

  • Felony DWI

  • Refusal cases

  • DWI involving accidents

DRUG CHARGES

Drug charges in Denton County can range from misdemeanor possession to serious felony offenses. A conviction can affect your freedom, criminal record, and future opportunities.

I defend clients charged with:

  • Possession of controlled substances

  • Marijuana offenses

  • Prescription drug charges

  • Drug paraphernalia

  • Felony drug crimes

ASSAULT & FAMILY VIOLENCE

Assault charges are aggressively prosecuted in Denton County and can result in jail time, fines, and a permanent criminal record. Allegations often arise from emotionally charged situations and conflicting statements.

I represent clients charged with:

  • Simple assault

  • Family violence assault

  • Aggravated assault

  • Assault involving serious injury

THEFT OFFENSES

Theft charges in Denton County can range from minor misdemeanor allegations to serious felony offenses. Even a low-level theft conviction can result in jail time, fines, and a permanent criminal record. If you have been accused of theft in Denton, it is important to speak with a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible.

I represent clients charged with:

  • Shoplifting

  • Theft of property

  • Theft of services

  • Burglary-related offenses

  • Organized retail theft

FIRST-TIME OFFENDER CASES

If this is your first time being arrested or charged with a crime in Denton, Texas, you are not alone — and you are not out of options. A first criminal charge can be overwhelming, but with the right legal representation, it may be possible to minimize the impact on your record, career, and future. Texas law recognizes that first-time offenders deserve careful consideration. Prosecutors and courts often evaluate:

  • Prior criminal history (or lack thereof)

  • Nature of the offense

  • Compliance with bond condition

Early intervention by an experienced criminal defense attorney can make a significant difference in how a first-offense case is handled.

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