Aggressive Defense Against Assault Charges

Assault crimes are taken very seriously by Texas prosecutors. These offenses can be charged as misdemeanors or felonies depending on the circumstances of the incident. You can be charged with felony assault, for example, if the incident resulted in serious bodily injury or involved the use of a weapon. These cases are very complicated and require the attention of an experienced criminal defense attorney.

The penalties for a conviction on an assault charge can be quite severe. Having the right representation can help to ensure that your rights are protected. When you hire the law firm of Mark Morales & Associates, P.C., you can count on us to do everything in our power to reach a positive resolution to your case. We have a solid track record of success handling all types of assault cases, from bar fights to serious felonies.

Many times, the end result of an assault case comes down to perception and reality. During our investigation of your case, we will work with you to gather as many facts as we can to learn exactly what happened and who was involved. We will review any witness statements and review all of the evidence against you. We will hire any necessary experts to help us build the most compelling case possible on your behalf.

We also have experience with grand jury proceedings. If you have been accused of a felony, it is your right to have the case presented to a grand jury to determine if there is probable cause for an indictment. We can complete our own investigation and make a presentation to the grand jury. The goal of these presentations is to show lack of probable cause and avoid the indictment.

We have represented clients in a variety of assault cases, including:

   Simple Assault

  Battery

   Aggravated assault

  Assault with a deadly weapon

  Domestic Assault

  Sexual Assault

Call us or use our Consultation Form to contact us regarding your legal matter so that we can discuss your case. We are available during regular business hours between 8:00 and 5:30, Monday through Friday, and weekends and after hours by appointment at other times.