Aggravated Assault Attorney
A lawyer you can trust when you need us most
Have you been charged with aggravated assault in Texas? Not sure what to do next? Make sure you take your assault charge seriously right from the start. Talk to a criminal defense attorney at The Webb Firm, P.C. in Conroe right away.
We know what to do because we’ve been doing work for years on cases involving aggravated assault. Attorney Amanda Webb has represented many people facing such serious charges in Texas. She also previously worked as an Assistant District Attorney in Montgomery County. There’s no substitute for such courtroom experience and no substitute for success.
What is aggravated assault?
Aggravated assault in Texas must meet certain criteria in order to be classified as this form of assault. Such criteria include:
- Intentionally cause serious bodily harm to another person.
- Using a deadly weapon during the assault.
- Threatening the assault victim with a deadly weapon.
In general, Texas classifies aggravated assault as a felony. Depending on the circumstances of the incident, you could be charged with:
- Second degree felony – 2-20 years in prison, up to $10,000 fine.
- First degree felony – 5-99 years in prison, up to $10,000 fine.
Whatever the circumstances of your arrest, we’re here to help you stand up for your rights.
How our law firm can help you
Evidence matters. That’s important to remember when you’ve been charged with aggravated assault. The prosecutor must prove beyond a reasonable doubt all elements of this crime were intended. This is an extremely hard burden of prove. Any doubt in a judge’s mind could result in your charges being reduced or dismissed altogether.
We keep this in mind throughout your case. It’s what drives us to aggressively research the charges against you. This starts with our very first conversation with you. We want to hear in your own words exactly what happened. Then we often compare what you told us to the police officer’s arrest report. Are there any inconsistencies? What stands out?
That’s just the beginning. What about your rights? Did the arresting officer explain them to you? Or were your civil rights violated? What about the person who claims to be the victim? Did they assault you? Or have a history of violence? We leave no stone unturned in pursuit of justice.
Put your trust in a criminal defense lawyer who puts your needs first. Contact us and schedule your free consultation right now.
