Houston Robbery Attorney
I am a Houston robbery attorney that's ready, willing and able to defend your robbery or burglary case. If you have been charged with robbery, theft from person, aggravated robbery, or a burglary crime, I understand what you are up against and I am prepared to defend your rights. A person can be accused of robbery, theft from person or aggravated robbery if he or she knowingly takes another person’s property by the use of force or the use of a deadly weapon and without permission. A person can be accused of burglary if they are found to have entered the home or building of another person without that person’s consent and may include the intent to commit theft or some other felony. Penalties can vary depending if anyone was harmed during the crime; but a person accused of any of these crimes is facing possible prison time. Regardless of your situation, I will manage the complexities of Texas law and your charge to defend your case – even if it means going to trial in order to win your freedom.
I know Texas law and what it takes to defeat your criminal charges. A conviction for robbery, theft from person, aggravated robbery, or a burglary crime can result in prison time, jail time, probation, large fines, community service and more humiliating punishments. If you have been arrested for any of these offenses in Texas, do not try to manage your legal situation alone or wait to deal with the accusations. When facing such life-changing circumstances, you cannot risk the consequences without a knowledgeable, trustworthy and aggressive burglary defense attorney.
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I am an aggressive criminal defense attorney who will promptly respond and persistently begin building a case to defend your criminal charges. I will clearly explain your legal situation and present your lawful options in a way that is easy to understand. Then, you can expect me to use whatever legal means necessary to protect your rights and freedom as your attorney. Call now. Se habla Espanol.