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Tad Nelson & Associates: Protecting Your Freedom From Probation Violation Charges — Houston, Galveston, League City, Texas
When you left the jail after your release, your goal was to do everything in your power to avoid having to go back. But if an alleged probation violation is putting your freedom at risk, you need the help of a knowledgeable, board-certified* criminal defense attorney.
At Tad Nelson & Associates in League City, we represent people throughout Texas, including the Houston and Galveston County metro areas. We have extensive experience with probation violation cases and will work hard to achieve the best possible result in your case, whether that is having the probation violation dropped or minimizing the damage from it.
Have you been arrested due to a probation violation or violated a plea agreement? The assistance of an experienced attorney is crucial, as the prosecution will be looking to make an example out of you. To discuss your options with a lawyer, call 281-667-4579 or toll-free 866-550-8295 now.
You Have Rights — We Will Fight for Them in Court
Tad Nelson, a former assistant district attorney, is board certified* in criminal trial law. If you have been accused of violating the terms of your parole or probation, he will make sure you are informed of your rights, including the right to present evidence in your own defense.
Our firm combines our big city experience with the small town values that have built our practice. We offer a comfortable environment for our clients, encouraging questions and providing honest, straightforward legal advice.
Evening, Weekend and Off-Site Consultations — Credit Cards Accepted
To learn more about your rights as you face probation violation accusations, contact us today for a consultation with a lawyer.
* 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.
