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Board Certified, Criminal Law — Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Helping clients dealing with domestic violence, drug crimes, theft, juvenile crimes and other criminal matters.

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Don’t take chances with your future. It is critical to work with a proven criminal attorney who will protect you.

Criminal Defense

Choosing an experienced and aggressive criminal defense lawyer could be the most important decision of your life.

Family Violence

If you have been accused of domestic assault, you need an experienced attorney to guide you.

Drug Crimes

Even a misdemeanor drug crime conviction can have serious consequences. Don't speak without your attorney present.

Theft

From misdemeanor to felony theft, Keith G. Allen has the reputation for success to defend your theft accusation.

Attorney Keith G. Allen

Attorney Keith G. Allen is Board Certified in Criminal Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He has over 25 years of experience handling thousands of felony and misdemeanor cases such as juvenile defense, drug charges, gun charges and weapons crimes, domestic violence charges, DWI, probation violations, bond reductions, assault, theft, forgery and many other charges.

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DWI

If you have been charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI), working with a knowledgeable criminal defense attorney gives you the best chance of successfully navigating the Texas legal system.

Juvenile Defense

A juvenile record can cause significant damage to a young person’s future, crippling your chances to enter the military, find employment, obtain a state license, or enter the college of your choice.

Expunctions

A criminal record can be devastating, especially if it is impacting your ability to procure employment. Fortunately for Pearland and Brazoria County residents, attorney Keith G. Allen has the experience and skill set necessary to help you.

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Legal Insight from the Keith G. Allen Law Blog

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The Value of Evidence in Texas Criminal Defense Cases

As you prepare for your upcoming hearing or trial, it’s important to recognize some of the most common types of evidence that are used in Texas criminal proceedings, such as…
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What is Eligible for Expunction in Texas?

Most convictions cannot be removed from your record, but certain information about an arrest, charge, or conviction may qualify for expunction. Discuss your options with a skilled Texas criminal defense…
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Misdemeanor vs. Felony Theft in Texas: What You Need to Know

Like most states, Texas prosecutes theft charges aggressively. If convicted of a theft crime, you could face imprisonment, costly fines, and additional restrictions on your freedom and future. Even after…