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Tad Nelson & Associates: Violent Crimes Defense —
Houston, Galveston, League City, Texas
If you are facing charges for a violent crime, you could be facing a long, difficult journey if you do not have an experienced, tenacious criminal defense attorney on your side. As you consider your options after being arrested for a violent crime, the prosecution is likely already putting together their case, making it very important to get in touch with a lawyer as soon as possible.
Before making a statement to the police, contact Tad Nelson & Associates. We combine big city experience and small town values, creating a comfortable environment where questions are encouraged and honest legal advice is provided. Call 281-667-4579 or toll-free 866-550-8295 for a consultation.
Violent Crimes Defense in Houston & Galveston County
Violent crimes convictions can result in significant penalties such as fines, probation and jail time. We defend people against a variety of violent crimes charges in state and federal courts, including:
- Assault
- Aggravated assault
- Murder
- Capital murder
- Child abuse
- Domestic violence
- Manslaughter
Tad Nelson, is a former assistant district attorney and is board-certified* in criminal trial law. Consequently, he understands how to handle anything that may arise in pre-trial hearings, jury trials or sentencing hearings. He is accustomed to local prosecutors and understands their approach to cases involving violent force or the threat of force.
Put a Board-Certified* Criminal Defense Attorney on Your Side
To find out more about how our firm can help you overcome these serious charges and move on with your life, we encourage you to contact us for a consultation. We are available for evening, weekend and off-site consultations and accept all major credit cards.
* 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.
