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Veronica Chidester has demonstrated her passion for advocacy in cases ranging from Justice of the Peace to Federal Court, and everything in between. She attended The University of Texas at Austin for both undergraduate and law school. She worked in the legislature and was a lobbyist prior to getting her law degree. At UT Law, she discovered a love for advocacy through law school, she worked at the Texas Attorney General’s Office in the Law Enforcement Defense Division, where she tried Federal cases in various jurisdictions throughout the State. As a part of this job, she had the opportunity to visit almost every prison in Texas to familiarize herself with the justice system.. Veronica went on to work at the Travis County Attorney’s Office where she prosecuted everything from Class C traffic tickets to high-risk assaults. Veronica became a chief prosecutor in misdemeanor court and then worked as the chief prosecutor in the family violence division. She then went on to work at the Travis County District Attorney’s Office in the special prosecution division handling family violence cases. Later, she moved to the criminal trial court division, where she dealt with a variety of felony cases.. Veronica also spends her summer teaching a course on trial tactics at UT Law. She continues to promote advocacy through her involvement in mock trial competitions and board of advocate activities. She understands the importance of being able to back up her clients through fierce but measured advocacy.

Todd Kelly is first, and foremost, a child of God. He is a devoted husband to his wife, Robbye, and father of four amazing children, Joshua, Meghan, Matthew, and Selby.. Professionally, Todd is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and is an “AV” rated by Martindale-Hubbell. Todd is licensed in Texas, Oklahoma, Virginia, New Mexico and Pennsylvania. He grew up in Arlington, Texas, and received his Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Texas in 1987, while attending on an ROTC Scholarship. He then earned his J.D. from the Dickinson School of Law in 1995 as a member of the Woolsack Honor Society, while serving as a U.S. Marine, where he returned to practice as a judge advocate.. Todd left the Marine Corps for private practice in 1998, as a Major in the judge advocate general’s (JA) corps. He represented seriously injured people in Virginia and Pennsylvania before returning to represent similar victims in his native Texas in 2002.. Todd has been featured on 20/20, The Rachel Maddow Show, and has been interviewed on legal topics by numerous national and local news programs. In 2009, Todd spoke to committees of the United States Congress related to the Fairness in Arbitration Act, in an effort to eliminate mandatory, binding, pre-dispute arbitration provisions that we still find in many of our consumer products and other contracts. Todd was consulted by the Senator who sponsored an amendment to the Senate Appropriations bill during that year which led to the abolition of forced arbitration for victims of sexual assault by most military contractors.. In 2013, Todd was inducted into the Texas Lawyer Hall of Fame following a $16,900,000 verdict on behalf of a mentally handicapped woman who was raped by a caregiver. He has been named a Texas Super Lawyer in 2011, 2012 and every year since 2014.. Todd has dedicated his life to making America safer. He now continues that work by protecting those truly injured people who will never get the justice that our system promises to them without holding greedy, powerful companies responsible for the damage they cause. As a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates, as a member of the Executive Committee of the Texas Trial Lawyers’ Association, and as president of the Capital Area Trial Lawyer’s Association, he is a staunch defender of our 7th Amendment Right to Trial by Jury in all cases with a value exceeding $20.00.. Todd believes that if we fail to protect the 7th Amendment to the United States Constitution, we will eventually lose the rights guaranteed by them all because it is the right to hold the powerful accountable, protected by the 7th Amendment, that protects the individual freedoms guaranteed by our Constitution.

The Texas Criminal Justice system can be confusing and unpredictable. As a result, many people get lost in the system and are treated like statistics. This is morally wrong.. I believe that all people must be treated with dignity and respect. I became an attorney to help people, and I am truly committed to improving the lives of my clients.

The Law Office of Gregory R. Terra was established in 2005, dedicated to providing professional and experienced criminal defense representation in Williamson County, Texas, for a reasonable and straightforward fee. To date, we have been retained to represent clients in over 1700 criminal cases (including DWI/DUI, drug possession, theft, assault and a variety of other charges). We currently have 235+ 5-star reviews on Google, with an overall rating of 5/5 stars. We offer a free initial consultation. We are located in Georgetown at the Tamiro Plaza, which is two blocks from the courthouse and directly across the street from the Monument Cafe.

Real estate and business attorney with over 15 years of real world experience prior to practice of law.

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My family was pretty poor.  My dad died when I was just 9 years old.  When I got into the 10 grade, I got into a program that allowed me to work half a day and go to class the other half.  When I graduated from high school in 1974, I went to work in a local sawmill.  After that, I got a better job in a small oil refinery.  I worked there until April 1976, and on the 19th day of April I went to work for DuPont Chemical.. I worked the next twenty years for Dupont.  After working there for 13 plus years, I started going to college classes at night.  On December of 1995, I graduated in the top of the class with a 3.95 GPA.. I started law school in August 1996, and graduated in February of 1999.  Upon graduation, my wife and I threw a dart at a map and ended up here.  Central Texas is my home.  I love it here and I intend to retire here.. I became a lawyer to help people solve some of the most difficult and personal situations they have ever had to deal with.  I respect everyone, and I treat people fair. I ask you to trust me to be honest with you, to assist you and your family to the best of my ability, in your time of need

Lisa Rasmussen Hoing received her Juris Doctor from the University of Nebraska in 2002. Lisa specialized in both the Criminal Litigation Skills Track and Civil Litigation Skills Track during her tenure at the University. After graduation, she was deputized as a Deputy County Attorney in Dawson County and was responsible for the prosecution of criminal cases, juvenile cases, and mental health cases. As a prosecutor, Lisa had a stellar record including felony convictions for drugs, violent crimes, sex crimes, property crimes, and white collar crimes. Lisa was also responsible for providing legal advice to law enforcement agencies and acting as county coroner during on-call hours.. In 2007, Lisa relocated to Austin, Texas to be closer to family. She continued her career as a prosecutor by serving as Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Prosecutions Division of the State of Texas Attorney General. Lisa handled criminal cases across the state as district attorney pro tem for conflict cases and assisted elected officials with their prosecution of difficult criminal cases.. During her term as an Assistant Attorney General, Lisa obtained felony convictions on Possession and Promotion of Child Pornography, Continuing Sexual Abuse of a Child, Sexual Assault of a Child, Injury to a Child, Child Endangerment, Indecency with a Child; Online Solicitation of a Minor, and Homicide.. In 2013, Lisa opened her own law office to provide the citizens of Texas with the type of legal representation they deserve. Lisa is a bar member of the United States Supreme Court, the Eastern and Western Districts of Texas, and the State of Texas. She is also a member of the Texas Bar College which is an honorary society of lawyers who are among the best trained attorneys in Texas. Members are qualified attorneys who are interested in both high ethical standards and improved training for all Texas attorneys. She also stays active as a member of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Association, the Williamson County Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Association, and as an Ambassador for the Texas chapter of the DUI Defense Lawyer’s Association.. Lisa prides herself on the numerous dismissals she has obtained. She fights hard for every client and believes that the best defense is an aggressive offense.

James Twine was born at Fort Hood, Texas. Lived in New Jersey as a kid, and moved to Cedar Park, Texas with his family in 1993. He is a graduate of Leander High School, received a Bachelor’s Degree from Texas A&M University, a Masters in Public Administration from Texas State University, and a Juris Doctorate from Texas Southern Thurgood Marshall School of Law.. Before becoming an attorney, he worked as a proofreader at the Texas State Senate Engrossing and Enrolling Office during a legislative session, as an underwriter for an insurance company, and a writer for a local business paper. He later worked as a clerk in the Williamson County District Clerk’s Office. He eventually moved to a position as an office specialist for Williamson County Court at Law #2. From there, he became a paralegal for the University of Texas at San Antonio. Before heading to law school, he was a legal assistant for a criminal defense attorney.. James enjoys spending his free time at his daughter’s basketball and soccer games. He loves spending time on the Lake with his friends and family. When time permits he is always looking to attend live music events and festivals.. “I have a true passion for criminal defense work. I’ve spent all of my professional career as an attorney in areas of law where I thought I could be the most help to everyday people. When people ask me what type of business I’m in, I tell them I’m in the people business. I’ve had the privilege of meeting so many wonderful people on my journey, and I hope to continue serving the people in my community.”

James C. Winters is a seasoned criminal trial lawyer with a robust educational background and extensive experience as a prosecutor.He graduated from the University of Texas School of Law in 2013, where he honed his trial advocacy skills, preparing himself for a career in criminal law. During his time in law school, he received the Dean’s Achievement Award in Texas Criminal Procedure: Pretrial for earning the highest grade in the class. He was also a staff editor for the American Journal of Criminal Law and a member of the interscholastic mock trial team, earning election into the prestigious Order of Barristers. His commitment to trial advocacy was further recognized with a scholarship for excellence in the field.. Before law school, James graduated magna cum laude from Hofstra University with a B.A. in Political Science and minors in Speech, Communication, and Rhetorical Studies, as well as Legal Studies in Business. He was also a Division 1 college athlete during his undergraduate years.

I zealously pursue the best outcome for each individual client.. I seek to provide personalized, assertive family law and personal injury representation in litigation and mediation for my clients. I hope to help my clients through this most difficult time of their lives whether it be injury, divorce, child support, custody, enforcements, property division, grandparent rights, CPS or other life events.

I went to Law School to help people. I've found that my Criminal Law practice is an amazing place to allow me to help and serve people in need. I get the privilege and honor of being a voice for those wrongfully accused and advocating on their behalf. I also take great pride in helping those who have commited crimes and assisting them on shedding light on the legal process. My Counseling role, in my opinion, is just as valuable as my Attorney-Advocate role. I have found, more often than not, that if I help my clients take accountability for their transgressions and remedy their issues that caused their criminal allegations, that the State is far more lenient in plea negotiations. I've had guilty clients end up with dismissed cases because my clients listened to my advice on making things right.. I work hard for my clients. I treat them like family. And I defend them like family.

I practice only Criminal Defense. Please contact me if you or one of your friends or loved ones has been accused of a State or Federal crime. I represent persons and organizations accused of violating criminal laws. My main office is located in Georgetown, Texas, but I also maintain a satellite office in Austin, Texas where I meet with clients by appointment only.

I am not your traditional attorney. I was born in Austin and grew up in Central Texas. I graduated from Round Rock High School in 1991 and then served in the United States Navy for five years.. Aside from being a military veteran, I have a diverse work experience. In addition to both legal and non-legal City and State employment, I have had various jobs in the private sector. Some of them include bookkeeping, crossing guard, barista, photographer, and owner of a business building decks and carports. Only after gaining years of experience in the real world, did I decide to become an attorney. I believe that those life experiences help me as an attorney.. My journey into the law began in the Navy. I was assigned to the military police department, where I learned to dispatch police, fire, and EMS. I later field-trained to become a police officer for that department. I also attended the Navy Legal Clerk schooling and learned to handle the administrative matters relating to military disciplinary actions.. I obtained my Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Texas A&M University in Corpus Christi. While in law school, I interned with the Fort Bend County District Attorney's Office. After graduating law school and passing the bar, I was offered the opportunity to serve low income clients in need with the Wichita County Public Defender's Office. This allowed me to serve several clients in all phases of the criminal justice system.. After returning home to central Texas, I briefly worked with the Department of Family and Protective Services as a Regional Attorney, traveling to cities in the central Texas region to work with the local Child and Protective Services (CPS) offices in removing children from abusive or neglectful parents. I also spent several years working as Associate Counsel and municipal court prosecutor for various cities across the State. I also had the amazing opportunity to watch and learn from a mentor how to handle adoptions in the courts.. In 2017, I decided to take all that I had learned and go on my own. My practice is primarily criminal defense, but I also incorporate adoptions and wills and estate planning into my practice.. I have always believed that the justice system should be fair. I believe the police, those in charge of enforcing the laws. know the law and should be held to a higher standard. My motto is "just because someone does something wrong, does not give the police the right to do something wrong to try to prove it." Unfortunately, I have seen too many examples of that in my career. I have a desire to help those accused, wrongly or not, and especially those who feel the justice system is failing them. I understand that justice can seem out of reach due to finances, and I want to change that. My goal is to constantly learn ways to better serve low- and moderate-income Texans in their time of need.

I am a dedicated attorney that is ready to help you through your legal issues. As a former prosecutor I understand the system from both sides and will work hard to get you a good outcome.

Hello. I am Eric Torberson. I enjoy practicing law. My purpose is to provide exceptional service to my clients at a reasonable price. I provide more help than just legal advice. I help get peoples lives back on track. I try to make each person better off than they were before they got sidetracked with the legal situation. Life throws us situations and we all have them. Call now.

Have you been charged with a criminal offense? You should not hesitate to speak to a Georgetown criminal defense attorney from The Law Office of Clovis Martin. Attorney Martin received his law degree from Thomas M. Cooley Law School. While he was in law school, he had the dual privilege of being on the Honor roll and also on the Dean’s List. He has been admitted to the Texas Bar and is a member of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association and the Texas Young Lawyers Association. Before he opened his open law firm, he provided litigation services at another office. Attorney Martin desires to provide each client with the best possible representation, and he will support you throughout the entirety of your case. He is committed to fighting for you and the resolution that is in your best interests. Contact the law office without delay and secure the representation you need.

Courtroom veteran Lindsey Roberts has a wealth of experience in criminal law. His decades as a litigator as well as his sought-after expertise as an instructor in all areas of criminal law make him a perfect fit with the team of criminal defense professionals at the firm. Having served fifteen years as a prosecutor in Dallas and Williamson Counties and five years as the Director of Training for the Texas District & County Attorneys Association, Lindsey is able to provide his clients with invaluable insight into the mindset of their adversaries, critical in evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of cases, pretrial negotiations, and in preparation for and during jury trials.. Lindsey completed his prosecutorial career as the First Assistant District Attorney in Williamson County, Texas and brings with him a unique blend of trial and appellate expertise. He has tried over a hundred and fifty felony and misdemeanor jury trials including murder, capital murder, manslaughter, child physical and sexual abuse, aggravated robbery, sexual assault, drug, and intoxication offenses. Lindsey’s appellate experience includes the handling of numerous capital murder death penalty writs, serving as Chief of the Dallas County Appellate Section and as a briefing attorney at the Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin. Lindsey has been Board Certified in Criminal Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization since 2002.. Lindsey graduated from the University of Texas in 1989 and earned his Juris Doctor from Southern Methodist University in 1992. He has been a member in good standing of the Texas Bar since 1992 and serves on several boards and commissions, including the Texas Board of Legal Specialization Criminal Law Exam Commission and the Ride on Center for Kids in Georgetown, Texas. Lindsey is a member of the Williamson County Bell County Bar Associations.

Carissa Beene graduated Cum Laude in 2009 from William Mitchell College of Law in Saint Paul, Minnesota. While attending law school, she worked as a student certified attorney at the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office, assigned to the Violent Crimes and Narcotics felony prosecution divisions.. Upon graduating, Carissa and her family relocated to Austin, Texas, Carissa has been actively serving the people in Williamson and Travis counties since 2010. Carissa’s practice and philosophy is founded upon client involvement – assuring clients’ understanding of and full participation in the legal process and all of the options available.

Board certified criminal law specialist - Texas Board of Legal Specialization.  Former felony trial prosecutor in Williamson and Bexar counties.  Personally handled thousands of criminal cases and more than 124 trials.  Former law enforcement trainer across Texas and internationally.  Justice you deserve and personal service you should expect.

"DILIGENCE. DEDICATION. DEFENSE. The outcome of your case will affect YOU for the rest of your life. You need an attorney you can trust to explain your options and keep you informed every step of the way. With my experience as a former Williamson County prosecutor, I am familiar with the specialty programs and plea bargaining methods. Contact my office today to schedule a free consultation by phone or in office."