Texas Criminal Defense Attorney

Texas Accusations of Crime

Being accused of a crime in Texas can be a serious offense, and any type of serious offense should always be accompanied by an even more aggressive defense. Finding the right criminal defense attorney for your accusation or arrest will be crucial in determining the outcome of your case. With offices in Houston and McAllen, the father-son attorney team at Guy L. Womack & Associates, P.C. handles all Texas criminal charges.

Guy Womack, a retired Lieutenant Colonel of Marines and former Military Judge, is closely familiar with all aspects of the law, including criminal defense in federal, military, and state courts. He has served as a defense counsel and prosecutor on the federal level since June of 1980, and always has the most up to date information and knowledge regarding criminal law. Whatever criminal charge you find yourself facing, there is help to be found at the firm. Below you will find some of the many areas in which defense attorneys at the firm can offer their assistance.

Bench Warrants
Failure to pay an alimony or child support payment on time could land you in court with a bench warrant. There are many scenarios in which you may be faced with this type of warrant, and when you have been issued with it you are at risk of being taken into custody at any time. Read more about bench warrants…

Criminal Defense Videos
Mr. Womack's legal expertise has landed him in the news on several occasions. You are encouraged to view the array of video clips offered on the site in order to gain a more comprehensive understanding of what the firm can offer you in the ways of legal defense. See morecriminal defense videos…

Domestic Violence
This is also commonly referred to as family violence because of its nature to occur between spouses. In some cases, the abuse - whether intentional or not – even harms the children of a physically feuding couple. Read more about domestic violence…

Drug Offenses
It is essential to acquire adequate legal representation if you have been accused of a drug offense. If convicted, you stand to face prison time, hefty fines and mandatory rehabilitation. Read more about drug offenses…

Drug Possession
Possession of an illegal substance is taken very seriously, especially because it almost always means that other behaviors were involved as well. Possession often entails more serious crimes such as the trafficking, cultivation and/or manufacturing of drugs. Read more about drug possession…

DWI Defense
A blood alcohol content of .08% or more is enough to earn a person a charge of DWI. Being accused of driving while intoxicated is a criminal offense that the courts do not look kindly upon. Read more about DWI defense…

Hit & Run
Leaving the scene of the crime is commonly referred to as hit & run. Any driver involved in an accident is obligated by law to stop, and failure to do so could result in serious criminal consequences if not properly defended. Read more about hit and run…

Illegal Searches
The Fourth Amendment of the Constitution protects you from illegal search and seizure by law enforcement officials. If you are searched without a warrant, you should seek legal representation immediately. Read more about illegal searches…

Sex Crimes
Sex crimes must be handled delicately due to the sensitive nature of the situation. That being said, a person that is convicted of a sex crime will be prosecuted severely if found guilty. Read more about sex crimes…

Theft Crimes
Any taking of another person's property is considered to be a theft crime. This can include shoplifting, auto theft and much more. Read more about theft crimes…

Violent Crimes
The attempt or actual cause of injury or death to another person makes crimes of violence among the most harshly punished criminal offenses. Read more about violent crimes…

Weapons Charges
The possession, distribution or sale of a weapon is considered to be a criminal offense in the eyes of law enforcement. Therefore, you need to make sure that you have aggressive legal representation on your side if you face a weapons charge. Read more about weapons charges…

Contact a Texas Lawyer for Criminal Defense

The time period after being accused of a crime will be the most crucial period in determining the outcome of your case. Contacting a criminal defense attorney within the first few moments of being accused will give you the most time to build a case for your criminal accusation. Despite how daunting your situation may appear, getting that extra help to protect your rights and build an aggressive case on your behalf should be the only option you consider before taking your case to court.

Know your rights - contact a Texas criminal defense attorney at the firm today to speak directly with Mr. Womack or to schedule a free, absolutely confidential consultation to discuss your case. For more information about our criminal defense practice, please click here.