Call 844-239-2205 to speak with a defense attorney
Se Habla Español
Whether you are trying to fight a speeding ticket or you are under federal investigation, our firm is here to fight for you. Our attorneys are here to be your advocates and representatives, providing support when you need it most. We will ensure that you receive a fair trial, challenge any illegal or unfair evidence against you, and present the strongest possible defense. We will do all of the following:
If you have been or think you might be charged with a crime, you do not have time to lose. Give our office a call today to arrange for your free initial consultation with a criminal defense attorney.
According to the United States Bureau of Justice Statistics, violent crimes include assault, arson, kidnapping, robbery, rape and sexual assault, and murder. Court trials can be complicated, time-consuming and stressful, especially ones involved with violent crimes, which is why it is important to have an experienced criminal defense attorney on your side. While the main job of an attorney is to build a solid defense case, it is also important they are there to ensure that all your rights are protected throughout the entire process. Even when dealing with violent crime cases, every person has the right to a fair trial.
When a child’s mischievous streak goes too far and crosses the line into criminal behavior, there are special rules and procedures because children don’t belong in a penitentiary with adults.
Juvenile delinquents are minors usually between the ages of 10 and 18, who have committed some act that violates the law. These acts aren’t called crimes since that term is reserved for adults. Crimes committed by minors are called delinquent acts. Instead of a trial, the juvenile has an adjudication after which she receives a disposition and a sentence.
If your child has found him or herself in a situation where he or she might need a lawyer that specializes in juvenile crimes, then Chavez Law Firm should be your first call. Our team of lawyers can help make the best out of a bad situation for your child.
In the state of Texas, a misdemeanor falls beneath a felony. It is classified as a crime that does not involve serious violence or property loss. There are three classes of misdemeanor charge; each carries a different degree of punishment. Misdemeanor charges do not result in imprisonment in a state penitentiary; rather, you can expect to pay a fine or be sentenced to house arrest or a stay in a county jail. In some instances, you can expect both a fine and jail time.
While a misdemeanor charge is typically not as serious as a felony, it still needs to be taken seriously. Apart from facing jail time, a misdemeanor conviction can hinder your future employment prospects and your ability to pursue other goals. Chavez Law Firm can help defend your interests if you have been charged with a misdemeanor. Reach out to us to schedule a consultation.
Property crimes involve a violation of a person’s right to his or her property. There are many kinds of property crimes, as defined by the Texas Penal Code. These crimes include acts such as theft, robbery, grand theft auto, burglary, armed robbery, bank robbery, and identity theft.
If you or someone you know is facing any type of property crime charge, then you may need legal assistance to get you through the legal aspects of your situation and to protect your rights. Call on the legal team at Chavez Law Firm. Our lawyers and attorneys are well-equipped to help you get a favorable outcome for whatever legal matter you’ve found yourself in.