Criminal Defense Case Results in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX

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Felony Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Collin County, 296th District Court

Allegations

The client was on deferred adjudication for a felony drug case and was taken into custody at a probation visit after violations that included missed check-ins and positive drug tests. Prosecutors sought to revoke and pursue prison. We compiled medical and educational records showing long standing mental health diagnoses and addiction, and presented a plan focused on treatment and tighter supervision. After negotiations with the State and probation, the court continued the client on deferred probation with an inpatient treatment requirement instead of adjudicating guilt.

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Felony Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Collin County, 296th District Court

Allegations

The client was on deferred adjudication for serious felonies when probation moved to revoke after missed appointments and multiple positive drug tests, including fentanyl. A prior short jail sanction had not addressed the root problems. We compiled treatment and mental health records and presented them as mitigation. After persistent negotiations with the state and probation, we secured rehabilitation over incarceration. The agreement kept supervision in place with a state-run inpatient program and aftercare, leaving the client on deferred probation.

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Leaving the Scene of an Accident (Misdemeanor)

Location

Denton County, County Criminal Court #1

Allegations

The case stemmed from a collision with a parked vehicle, after which the driver left the immediate area. A witness called police and officers made contact with our client within minutes at a nearby location. We closely reviewed the report and timeline, highlighting the rapid contact and challenging whether the state could prove an intentional failure to stop and provide information. We pressed these issues with the prosecutor and prepared to litigate. The state dismissed the charge.

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Criminal Trespass (Class B Misdemeanor)

Location

Dallas County, County Criminal Court No. 2

Allegations

Officers arrested our client for criminal trespass after they went to an acquaintance’s home, were told not to come inside, and remained just outside near the entry. Later, a hearing notice was sent to the wrong address, causing a missed setting and a warrant. Once hired, we moved to resolve the warrant and correct all contact information. We gathered medical records reflecting treatment after the incident, confirmed no prior history, and noted that no one was harmed. We pressed the State on whether the facts showed adequate notice and intent to remain. The prosecution dismissed the case.

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Forgery of a Financial Instrument (State Jail Felony)

Location

Dallas County, 282nd Judicial District Court

Allegations

The case arose from a dealership transaction where two finance contracts were processed on the same vehicle and both were later funded. The client was accused of falsifying paperwork, but he maintained it was a business mix up during a broader pay dispute. We secured the deal files, funding records, and text communications, then showed the prosecutor gaps in the timeline and the absence of clear intent to defraud. After sustained negotiations, the state agreed to deferred adjudication probation, keeping a conviction off the record if all terms are completed.

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Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon

Location

Tarrant County, CCC8

Allegations

The client was stopped after an officer claimed a turn signal violation near a residence. They immediately disclosed that two handguns were in the vehicle. Officers seized the firearms and searched the car, leading to an unlawful carrying charge. We dug into the basis for the stop, the scope of the search after the voluntary disclosure, and inconsistencies in how the weapons were handled. Leveraging those issues in negotiations, we secured misdemeanor deferred probation, keeping a conviction off the record if completed.

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Felony Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Dallas County, 282nd Judicial District Court

Allegations

The client was on felony DWI probation when a motion to revoke was filed, citing a diluted urine sample, missing recovery meeting paperwork, unpaid fees, and a photo implying she drove a car without an interlock. We moved quickly to secure release and then built a record of compliance, gathering meeting logs, counseling confirmations, interlock provider reports showing no violations, receipts toward fees, and fresh clean drug and alcohol tests. We challenged the reliability of the photo and showed nonpayment stemmed from job loss, not willful refusal. Faced with corrected compliance and weak proof on key allegations, the prosecution dismissed the revocation case.

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Assault - Family Violence (Class C)

Location

Rockwall County, Royse City Municipal Court

Allegations

Our client went to a residence to pick up a child’s items, and a heated argument with a co-parent followed at the doorway. The complainant claimed a scratch when the client grabbed clothing while being pushed outside. Police reviewed a brief home-camera clip and issued a Class C family-violence citation. We stepped in early, demanded full footage and reports, highlighted the absence of bodily injury and the conflicting accounts, and made clear we were ready for trial. Facing thin evidence, the prosecutor declined to proceed and the case was dismissed.

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Felony Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Tarrant County, D372

Allegations

The client was on deferred adjudication for a felony when a new arrest triggered a motion to revoke. The petition also alleged missed online check-ins after supervision was transferred, causing confusion between an app check-in and in-person reporting. We compiled proof of regular in-person reporting, employment, and communications with supervision to show any lapses were administrative, not willful. We also addressed the status of the new case and provided mitigation materials. After negotiations with the prosecutor and probation, the court continued the case on deferred probation with modified terms, avoiding adjudication and jail.

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Misdemeanor Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Tarrant County, D213

Allegations

The client was on misdemeanor probation when a new arrest triggered a motion to revoke. Warrants were issued and the client feared being picked up at work, so we confirmed the warrant status with the county and coordinated a voluntary surrender to minimize disruption. We compiled proof of prior compliance and ongoing responsibilities, then pushed the State to limit the sanction. The allegations were narrowed and the case resolved with a reduced disposition and credit for time served, leading to the client’s release.

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Misdemeanor Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Tarrant County, D213

Allegations

Our client was on misdemeanor probation when a new arrest triggered a motion to revoke and active warrants. We verified the filings and advised a planned surrender once everything was active, keeping the process orderly and avoiding a surprise pickup. We compiled proof of prior compliance and employment and pushed back against a full revocation. After firm negotiations and a focused mitigation presentation, the state reduced the allegations, and the court credited the client with time served. The matter closed with an immediate release.

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Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Tarrant County, D213

Allegations

While on community supervision, the client learned that revocation warrants had been issued after a new arrest. We tracked the docket, confirmed when all warrants were active, and arranged a coordinated surrender with a bonds plan to avoid multiple bookings. We then presented mitigation, including the client’s cooperation and steps to address underlying issues, and challenged weaknesses in the filing. The prosecution agreed to reduce the allegation, and the matter was resolved for time served.