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Tad Nelson & Associates: Facing Imprisonment and Fines — Houston, Galveston, League City, Texas
While they are often mistakenly viewed as less-serious, a conviction on a misdemeanor crime can have very negative affects on your life, such as making it more difficult to find employment. If you are facing charges for a misdemeanor crime, it is not a good idea to represent yourself or trust the prosecution to work with you— you need the help of an experienced criminal defense attorney to secure the best possible result.
At Ted Nelson & Associates, we believe it is important to understand the law and your defense options if you are facing misdemeanor crimes charges. Attorney Tad Nelson, a former assistant district attorney, is board-certified* in criminal trial law. He can help you understand your options at all stages of your case so you can make good, informed decisions about how to best achieve your goals.
For straightforward legal advice and honest answers to your questions, call 281-667-4579 or toll-free 866-550-8295 today. We accept all major credit cards and are available for evenings, weekends and off-site consultations.
A Serious Defense Against Serious Misdemeanor Charges
While the punishment for many misdemeanor convictions consists of small fines, many can result in imprisonment and all of them look bad on a background check. We defend people against a broad range of misdemeanor charges, including:
- Assault
- Criminal mischief
- Theft
- Traffic violations
We take these charges seriously and will fiercely defend your rights in court, protecting you from the consequences of a misdemeanor conviction.
Put Our Criminal Defense Experience on Your Side
To learn more about how we can help you protect your rights and your good name, contact us today.
* 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.
