When you are accused of a misdemeanor offense in Texas, you often have options available to you that can protect your criminal record. A misdemeanor conviction can have significant negative consequences. You need an experienced criminal defense attorney who is familiar with avoiding convictions, lengthy probation periods, unnecessary financial and time obligations, and aggressive in seeking alternative solutions in case resolution for you.
The range of punishment for various misdemeanors can carry the possibility of a fine from zero dollars up to $4000, and potentially no days in jail up to 1 year in a county jail facility. There are many possible misdemeanor-level offenses you could be facing, including, but not limited to:
At the Law Office of Elaine M. Evans, PLLC, we understand that even a misdemeanor conviction can have far-reaching implications on your life. Depending on your conviction, you may not be able to expunge or non-disclose the offense from your record or hide the specifics from public view. This is important with the accessibility of criminal history on the internet these days, which could impact future employment, relationships, and social standing. With this information, you should seek the legal expertise of Elaine Evans. We will explore all available legal options, including negotiation for reduced charges or alternative sentencing, including pre-trial or mental health diversion programs (when applicable) to protect your rights and future.
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