Skilled Galveston Appellate Lawyer
Not just any attorney can successfully represent an individual at the appellate court level. Competent appeals court representation requires an attorney with extensive experience and knowledge regarding criminal appellate law. This includes the ability to conduct serious research and analysis of a case and court records.
If you are interested in pursuing an appeal, start your inquiry at Tad Nelson & Associates. All of our attorneys are knowledgeable and skilled in appeals representation. We can review your case and discuss with you how we can move forward in appealing your criminal conviction.
Board-Certified* Criminal Defense Attorney in Texas
Attorney Tad Nelson is a board-certified criminal defense attorney in Texas. He and his team of experienced Houston appeals lawyers can aggressively and effectively defend you in all post-trial matters, including appeals of criminal convictions.
For driven and results-oriented criminal appeals representation, contact us at Tad Nelson & Associates. Schedule an initial consultation with one of our skilled Galveston appellate lawyers.
Post-trial matters our firm assists with include:
- Direct appeals
- Writs of habeas corpus
- Motions for new trial
- Motions to vacate
- Forfeiture proceedings
- Post-sentencing motions
There are many grounds for an appeal, including improper/erroneous jury instructions, improper admission of evidence and ineffective assistance of counsel. Our attorneys have exceptional advocacy and writing skills that are necessary to effectively argue your case. Talk to us today to commence your appeals process.
For Criminal Appeals Representation, Contact Tad Nelson & Associates
If you require criminal appellate court representation in Texas, seek the help of an experienced Houston appeals attorney at Tad Nelson & Associates. Contact us online or call us at 281-667-4579 or 866-550-8295. The sooner you seek legal representation, the better your chances of a successful appeal.
* The Texas Board of Legal Specialization certifies attorneys in 20 specific areas of law; certification in any of these areas requires substantial demonstrated experience and skill, positive peer evaluations, ongoing legal education commitments, and the passage of a rigorous test.
