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Criminal Defense
If you are being investigated or prosecuted for an alleged crime, you need to take immediate steps to protect your rights. Choosing an experienced criminal defense attorney is the most important decision you can make.
Consumer Protection
Consumer Protection Laws were put into place to do just what the name suggests: protect consumers. The law protects consumers from auto fraud, collection harassment, debt settlement scams, and credit reporting errors.
Estate Planning
Estate planning refers to the process of deciding how your assets will be divided in the event of your death. The plans made must be documented in an official manner in order to be legal.
Jason Katims, Attorney at Law
Criminal law expert - Get Your Case Dismissed
In 2018, Jason Katims was recognized by the American Institute of Legal Advocates as a Rising Star in the field of Criminal Law, and by the Association of American Trial Lawyers as one of the Top 40 Under 40. In 2017, the American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys recognized him as one of the 10 Best Attorneys in Texas.
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What Are The 5 Most Common Criminal Charges?
What Are the 5 Most Common Criminal Charges? A criminal defense lawyer sees many different clients facing a variety of criminal charges. Each charge and the laws regarding it are different, making it complex to navigate. Criminal lawyers have the ability to interpret...
The Differences Between Criminal Charges and Civil Charges
There are two types of charges that could result in a person needing to appear in court. Some charges are criminal, meaning there was a crime committed against the state (this includes harm done to another person). Some charges are civil, meaning there is a dispute...
Is A Misdemeanor A Criminal Charge?
A misdemeanor is a criminal charge in the state of Texas. While it is less severe than a felony, being charged with a misdemeanor can result in a sentence of up to one year in a local county jail. If you’re facing a misdemeanor criminal charge, a criminal defense...
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