Attorney
Offices of R. T. Willis, P.C.
Criminal Law
R. T. Willis, Lawyer, knows that being charged with
any criminal offense is a frightening experience. You need to know your
rights under the law and act to protect them immediately - before memories
fade, evidence is lost, or witnesses disappear. Hire an attorney immediately!
The longer your criminal defense attorney has before trial, (whether
it is this law firm, or another) the better and stronger your defense
can be.
Licensed to Practice in all Texas State and
Federal Courts:
Attorney, R. T. Willis brings his experience and aggressive
defense strategies to task while handling all state and federal criminal
matters. Our law offices have experience defending the rights of people
arrested and accused of various criminal offenses. We handle all types
of criminal cases, from minor infractions and misdemeanors, such as
traffic violations, to the most serious felony indictments, such as
drunk driving, drug possession, narcotics sales, theft and grand larceny,
white-collar fraud, embezzlement, sex offenses, and arson.
DWI:
The penalties for driving while intoxicated in Texas
have never been more severe then they are now. For example, DWI is the
only misdemeanor criminal offense for which you cannot receive deferred
adjudication. New laws now require that if your license is suspended
for DWI, you will be required to pay a minimum of $1,000 per year for
three years just to keep your license. There are other new laws imposing
more stringent penalties for DWI convictions. Call one of our offices
to discuss your options today.
Representation:
This web site is intended to assist you in making the
right decision as to who will handle your criminal law case. After you
are convinced that one of our offices will be the best choice for you,
please call us at one of our locations to schedule your consultation.
1506 Broadway, Suite 103
Pearland, Texas 77581
281.996.0707
114 Dixie Drive
Deer Park, Texas 77536
281-542-9555
Licensed to practice in all Texas state
and federal courts.
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Being
arrested...
If you are arrested and brought to a police station you will probably
be asked questions by the police. You should be very careful about answering
police questions orally, in writing or on video. It is true that whatever
you say may be used against you! If you speak to the police about what
happened you may actually help their case against you. While honesty
and co-operation are normally good character traits, answering police
questions or volunteering information may prove harmful to you in the
final resolution of your criminal case. Hire an attorney immediately!
The information that you obtain
at this web site is not, nor is it intended to be legal advice. You should
contact an attorney for specific advice regarding your situation.
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