Criminal Defense Lawyer in Fort Worth
Put a Prosecutor in Your Corner
Are you facing criminal charges in Texas? Our Fort Worth criminal defense attorney understands how stressful being charged with a criminal offense can be. As difficult as this may be, you do not need to panic. There are many steps in between being arrested for a crime, and being found guilty of a crime, and once you’ve been charged the first thing you should do is find an aggressive Fort Worth criminal lawyer and start planning your strategy.
It’s important to start building a defense within the first few days of your arrest. Schedule your case review with an attorney at our Fort Worth criminal defense law firm today!
Why clients choose my Fort Worth Criminal Defense Law Firm:
- A history of satisfied clients
- Skilled as both a trial attorney and prosecutor
- Award-winning representation
- Free consultations
- All bail bond fees are applied to legal fees
- I serve Tarrant County, Dallas County, Denton County, Johnson County, Hood County, and Parker County, Texas
Criminal Defense Lawyer in Forth Worth, TeXas
As an experienced Fort Worth criminal defense lawyer, I spent several years as the chief prosecutor for 16 cities in North Texas, giving me unique insight into the methodologies used by district attorneys to prosecute defendants. This knowledge allows me to put my clients on an equal playing field with the prosecution. You have several rights as a criminal defendant, and by working with a skilled criminal attorney such as myself, you can use all of them to your advantage.
Criminal Cases We Handle in Fort Worth:
- Domestic Violence
- Drug Crimes
- Misdemeanor & Felony Charges
- Sexual Assault
- Sex Crimes
- Theft
- DWI Defense
- White Collar Crimes
An Arrest Is Not a Verdict
It does not matter how much evidence the police say they have, or how strongly the prosecution pressures you into pleading guilty, you can and should consult with a Fort Worth criminal lawyer before saying anything. In criminal law, the outcome goes beyond a simple “guilty” or “not guilty” verdict. Chances are, if you were charged with one crime you were also charged with several smaller, accompanying crimes, or you may have been labeled with a severe charge that is far beyond what you were actually accused of.
While clearing all charges is the ultimate goal, one of the first things you and your criminal defense attorney can do is dismiss as many of these extraneous charges as possible before the trial even begins. Regardless of how solid the case against you may seem, there are always angles that should be investigated to defend your rights:
- Did the police officer read your Miranda Rights at the time of the arrest?
- Was there reasonable cause for the police to pull you over if they suspected you were drinking and driving?
- Did you cooperate with the police during the arrest? Were you treated fairly by the arresting officers?
- How was the evidence against you collected and is there any direct correlation between you and this evidence?
- Were there any witnesses to the alleged crime and what is there take on the situation?
In American law enforcement, the district attorney and police force are under pressure to meet certain statistics every year. This works to the detriment of anyone arrested for a crime as it leads to law enforcement officials slapping on as many charges as possible in order to meet their quota. For instance, if you were caught spraying graffiti and arrested for vandalism, a police officer may try to charge you with obstruction of justice if you attempt to resist them in anyway. Obstruction is a serious criminal offense and it can be very easy for overzealous law enforcement to misinterpret innocent actions as obstruction when they are eager to improve stats.
Call Our Fort Worth Criminal Lawyer Today
If you ever find yourself asking; What do I do if I have been arrested? Contact the Fort Worth defense attorney at The Law Office of Paul Previte. At my firm, you get exactly what you pay for. As a Fort Worth criminal defense lawyer with extensive experience in this field, I work directly with all of my clients. I work hard to preserve the rights of a defendant during trial. Your case will never be passed down to a paralegal or case manager. I will do everything in my power to build the best defense possible.
Tarrant County Resources
Tarrant County Sheriff's Department
200 Taylor St
Fort Worth, TX 76102
817-884-3099
350 W Belknap St
Fort Worth, Texas 76102
817-392-4200
5110 Broadway Ave
Haltom City, TX 76117
817-222-7000
2500 Urban Drive
Fort Worth, Texas 76101
817-740-4318
5024 Broadway Ave.
Haltom City, TX 76117
817-222-7773
Don’t wait to learn about your defense options. Call (817) 339-6693 today to schedule a consultation with an attorney at our Fort Worth criminal defense law firm.
What SetS ME Apart?
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Aggressive Advocacy
I provide aggressive and personable advocacy.
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Experience You Can Count On
I have years of experience as a prosecutor and judge.
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Not Afraid to Fight
I have been a Trial attorney for over two decades.
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Committed to My Clients
I am committed to getting you the best possible result.
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