If you are facing a criminal charge in Texas, choosing an experienced and aggressive criminal defense attorney to fight for your rights and freedom could be the most important decision of your life. Don’t take chances with your future. It is critical to work with a proven criminal defense attorney like Keith G. Allen who will protect you.
The best way to keep your criminal record clean is by consulting a Pearland criminal defense lawyer with the experience and preparation needed to avoid conviction. The Law Offices of Keith G. Allen, PLLC are dedicated to the rights of their clients, and ensuring that their clients receive clear guidance throughout the process.
Relationships between spouses, exes, dating partners, and close relatives are inherently complex. Arguments can escalate quickly, occasionally turning violent in the heat of the moment. Unfortunately, one momentary lapse in judgment can carry substantial penalties, including domestic assault charges. Experienced criminal defense attorney Keith G. Allen is ready to advocate for your best…
Texas has some of the strictest drug laws in the country. Even possessing a small amount of marijuana can lead to significant criminal penalties. What’s more, having a drug crime conviction on your record can create significant obstacles, limiting your housing and employment options. Whether your arrest involves the possession of marijuana, possession of a controlled substance with the intent to…
Knowingly and intentionally taking property belonging to someone else without obtaining their consent is considered theft under Texas law. The severity of the penalty relies heavily on the value of the item or service at the heart of the incident, meaning that theft of an expensive product may lead to steep fines, potential jail time, or both. Additional considerations, such as a subsequent theft…
When a Texas court outlines the terms of your probation, it’s essential to understand that violating these guidelines in any way can lead to harsh penalties. Unfortunately, forgetting to check in with a probation officer or neglecting to attend a court appearance can trigger an arrest warrant. If Texas law enforcement has arrested you for violating your probation, enlist our help as soon as…
As a parent, learning that your child has been charged with a crime can be devastating. Suddenly, your child’s future becomes uncertain, and you wonder how this incident will affect the course of their life. In Texas, a juvenile can be arrested for the same crimes as an adult (i.e., drug crimes, alcohol offenses, theft, assault, threats, etc.). Attorney Keith Allen understands the adverse effects…
If Texas law enforcement has arrested you for driving while intoxicated (DWI), it’s natural to feel overwhelmed and even frightened about how this incident will affect your future. Texas DWI offenses carry significant penalties, such as costly fines, incarceration, the suspension of your driver’s license, and additional restrictions on your freedom and legal rights. Don’t leave your future up to…
Having a conviction on your record can follow you around for life, restricting your employment and housing options long after you have served the terms of your sentence. Even if the charges resulted in dismissal or a “not guilty” verdict, the record may limit your educational opportunities and future employment prospects. However, Texas courts allow qualified individuals to pursue an expungement…
As of 2017, some individuals with criminal histories may petition the court to obtain Orders of Nondisclosure to keep certain convictions more private. If you do not qualify for expungement under Texas law, you may be able to seek an Order of Nondisclosure, which prevents public entities (like courts or law enforcement agencies) from sharing or disclosing information about your criminal record….
Weapons offenses that we can help you with include unlawful possession of a weapon, possession of an illegal weapon, armed robbery, assault with a deadly weapon, possession of a concealed weapon and others. Keep in mind, however, that simply owning a weapon is not a crime….
Having a criminal defense lawyer who is Board Certified in Criminal Law can help take the fear out of going to court. They can make sure your side of the story is heard, see that you are treated fairly, protect your rights and protect your freedom. Lawyers are like doctors. It is nice to have a doctor that is a general practitioner, but if you need surgery, you go to a surgeon. The law is no different. When faced with a criminal problem, you want an Pearland Criminal Defense Attorney who is Board Certified in Criminal Law.