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Unfairly Charged With Assault in Texas?

If the police are called to respond to a fight or other physical altercation in southeast Texas, the chances are high that someone will be arrested and charged with assault or battery. The police are not particularly concerned with what happened or who started the fight. The person who finished the fight is the person most likely to face charges.

You may hope that the police or prosecutors will simply look at the case and realize that the situation does not warrant a serious criminal conviction. This is not likely. If you are facing assault and battery charges after an argument got out of hand or a case of road rage or a car accident erupted into a fight, you need an experienced criminal defense attorney on your side as soon as possible.

At the law offices of Lindeman, Alvarado & Frye in Houston, Kingwood and Conroe, our team of criminal defense trial lawyers can step in quickly to protect your rights against an unfair or unwarranted charge of assault and battery. We can begin a thorough investigation immediately, gathering any important evidence such as witness testimony and medical records that support your side of events.

The Consequences of an Assault and Battery Conviction

While the legal consequences of a conviction or guilty plea could range from a suspended sentence and probation to lengthy incarceration, these consequences are not the only reasons to fight the charge.

If you are convicted of assault and battery, you will almost certainly be branded by the legal system and the community as a violent criminal. Many employers, property management companies and landlords now conduct background checks of all applicants. With a violent crime on your criminal record, you may find it difficult to get a job or find a place to live.

Immediate action is especially important in assault and battery allegations that occur in the context of family violence. In these cases there may be additional consequences that could affect your personal and professional life.

Contact Us Today

If you are facing assault and battery charges in southeast Texas, contact the experienced criminal defense trial attorneys at Lindeman, Alvarado & Fry. From our offices in Houston, Kingwood and Conroe, we represent clients charged with serious crimes throughout the region. Your initial consultation will be free, informative and completely confidential.

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Lindeman, Alvarado & Frye Office Locations

Downtown office
808 Travis Street
Suite 1101
Houston, TX 77002
Phone: 713-236-8700
Fax: 713-229-8031
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Kingwood office
4401 Town Center Place
Kingwood, TX 77339
Phone: 281-359-3946
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Katy office
722 Pin Oak Road
Suite 204
Katy, TX 77494
Phone: 713-236-8700
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Conroe office
122 W. Davis
Suite 103
Conroe, TX 77301
Phone: 936-232-4707
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