Texas Federal Criminal Defense Attorney with Experience
If you have been charged with a federal crime in Texas, your attorney will need extensive experience in the federal criminal court system. Federal cases move more quickly, require a different standard of evidence, and have a different process for filing effective motions than state criminal defense requires. You need a strong team of aggressive lawyers, and the federal criminal defense firm of Lindeman, Alvarado & Frye is ready to help.
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We provide an initial consultation at no cost
We are available to contact twenty-four hours a day
Our criminal defense group includes attorneys with more than sixty-five years of criminal law experience. We understand how tough a defense attorney has to be to overcome the resources of federal prosecutors. In many cases, a federal investigation has been pending for months before a charge is filed. Federal prosecutors often have a significant amount of time to gather evidence and prepare a case for indictment. We offer the vigorous representation you need, from advising and representing you in the initial grand jury proceedings through the final appeals process, if necessary.
Contact one of our convenient offices in Conroe, Kingwood, or Houston, Texas, as soon as possible after you have been charged, or if you think you are about to face charges. A strong federal criminal defense requires a strong and aggressive defense team. Lindeman, Alvarado & Frye is ready to start protecting your rights immediately.
We handle federal criminal cases such as:
- Capital murder charges
- Interstate and international drug charges
- Interstate non-custodial child kidnapping
- Internet fraud
- National child pornography
- Bank fraud, wire fraud
Record expunctions
If you have been charged with a federal crime, and a federal grand jury has found no sufficient cause for prosecution, you have a right to have all records of your charges and criminal proceedings expunged from your record. Our attorneys can help you protect your reputation and prevent your charges from affecting your future.
Criminal asset forfeiture
Under federal law, any property suspected of use in the commission of a crime is liable to be confiscated for evidence and disposal by the government. If you have had personal property seized in connection with criminal charges that were later dismissed or for which you were acquitted, you have a right to get your property returned to you. Unfortunately, federal authorities will not deliver it to your house. We will help you fight for the return of your personal property.
Contact us immediately for a no-cost consultation about your federal criminal defense needs.
