Surviving a False Allegation of Sexual Misconduct
Tad Nelson & Associates — Galveston County and Houston, Texas
A false allegation of sexual assault or abuse can have devastating consequences all by itself. It can destroy your reputation in the community, cost you your career, or keep you from gaining custody rights in a divorce. If convicted, it could cost you a great deal more.
If someone has made a false allegation of sexual misconduct against you — act quickly to protect your rights and your freedom. Contact former assistant district attorney and Board-Certified Criminal Law Specialist Tad Nelson in League City, Texas, today.
Proactive and Aggressive Defense Representation
Although an aggressive approach can work well in many criminal cases, it is absolutely essential in he said/she said cases where a false allegation has been made.
At Tad Nelson & Associates, we take a proactive, aggressive approach to representing adults, juveniles, men and women in Galveston County and the Houston metro area who have been falsely accused of sexual crimes. On the basis of his own research, ongoing legal education, and more than 17 years of experience — including several in the Galveston County district attorney's office — Tad Nelson believes that the best way to deal with these cases is to push for a trial.
Often, a thorough, detailed investigation of the charges combined with a strong, carefully planned cross-examination of your accuser will provide us with our best opportunity to get the charges against you dropped or dismissed.
Put a *Board-Certified Criminal Law Specialist and
Former Assistant District Attorney in Your Corner — Call (281) 667-4579
Unlike other criminal charges, a sexual offense charge and everything that follows seems to automatically assume guilt. To fight that, call our League City law offices directly or contact us online. We'll give you the answers you've been looking for and the legal representation you need today.
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*The Texas Board of Legal Specialization certifies lawyers 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.
