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Update: As of November 2021, after many years of hard work and dedication as a prosecutor and as a criminal defense attorney, I am retiring from criminal defense practice.. As a former prosecutor and presently a criminal defense attorney, I have spent almost two decades in the courtroom and litigated thousands of Misdemeanor, Felony, and Juvenile criminal cases, including Murder, Child Sex Crimes, DWI, Assault, Robbery, Theft, Narcotics offenses, among others. Losing is simply not an option.  You need someone who will fight for you. Your concerns are my concerns. Your issues are my issues.  I'll guide you through tough times and fight for your rights and interests. I'm passionate about my cases and clients and will represent you with determination, professionalism, and class. My rates are always a fixed or flat fee. Hourly firms sell hours, not results.

Todd received his undergraduate degree from Oklahoma State University and his J.D. from Texas Wesleyan School of Law in Fort Worth. He served as a staff member and Associate Editor for the Texas Wesleyan Law Review. He is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, the Oklahoma Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, and the Tarrant County Bar Association. He is admitted to the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas and the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. He has written several articles published by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Texas Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Todd is an avid collector of antiques and has used his keen eye to decorate our law firm museum-style with many novelties. He can be praised for rescuing pugs and dauschands, with the latest being Sophie.

Mr. Gaytan attended the University of Texas at San Antonio where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree, graduating in only 2 ½ years. He then earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence from St. Mary’s University School of Law in 2013.. Mr. Gaytan has devoted his career to representing injured plaintiffs. After law school he joined a large personal injury firm in Dallas in 2013.. He is admitted to practice in Texas and the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas, and is a member of the Tarrant County Trial Lawyers Association, Texas Bar College, Texas Young Lawyers Association and the Tarrant County Bar Association.

Mr. Butcher graduated from Baylor University and earned his law degree from the University of Houston.  He is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.  Mr. Butcher has served as lead counsel in hundreds of lawsuits and dedicates his practice exclusively to the representation of injury victims.

In this day and age when attorneys niche their
practices into a single specialty, Sharmila Bharwani has a versatile
background that encompasses immigration, collaborative law, mediation,
property law, and probate issues.. Out of these seemingly
disparate fields, one has emerged and taken hold - bankruptcy, an area
that is becoming more relevant to millions of consumers struggling amid
the economic crisis.. In fact, Bharwani has been handling
hundreds of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases at Allmand and
Lee law firm in Dallas TX, the largest filer of consumer bankruptcies
in Northern District Dallas, and among the top 10 nationwide for the
volume of filing.. “The high number of filings is a sad
reflection on our current economic climate,” Bharwani says. “But I am
happy to help financially-strapped individuals stay afloat in these
recessionary times. In this sense, being a consumer bankruptcy attorney
is a very gratifying job.”

I graduated from the Texas Wesleyan School of Law, now known as the Texas A&M University School of Law. I am licensed in the State of Texas, and work in a General Practice with my father, who has been practicing law for more than 35 years.

I focus on vigorously defending people accused of misdemeanor and felony offenses.  I served as a Tarrant County Prosecutor prior to opening my own criminal defense practice in 2000.  I understand the stress and anxiety my clients are feeling and believe it is my purpose as a criminal attorney to work hard and diligently to protect my clients rights and future.. As a Christian and a Criminal Defense Attorney it is not uncommon for people to ask, "how are those compatible? Don't you just get people off?" I don't condone sin or bad behavior, but I'm also not free from it. There are several reasons I have such an incredible passion for my work. First, we live in a country that requires the government to prove you are guilty beyond all reasonable doubt before you are convicted of a crime. Until you are put in a position to defend your name and your future those words won’t have much meaning. But to me, and the people who trust me to protect them, it means that a good defense with the protections and rights of the Constitution is the only thing standing between government and the result the government wants. We don't live in a country where someone says you committed a crime, and now you have to prove your innocence. Life is hard enough without having a criminal record follow you around. I cannot promise a dismissal, but I can promise I will work as hard as possible to put you in a position to protect your future. Seeing a young person get a second chance after a mistake and capitalize on that second chance is well worth fighting for. Now, forty five years old, I have spent the majority of my life in the Metroplex. I grew up in North Richland Hills and graduated from Richland High School in 1986. I attended Abilene Christian University for two years and then transferred to Baylor University were I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in 1991. Growing up I attended North Richland Hills Baptist Church in North Richland Hills. Now my family and I attend Christ Chapel in Arlington. I am happily married and have two children. All three are incredible gifts from God. We spend our time as a family between our home in Arlington and a small ranch in Graham, Texas. We enjoy golfing, fishing, hunting and traveling.

David L. Pritchard represents creditors and lenders, providing quality legal representation to protect your rights in recovering collateral and unpaid accounts. David has been representing creditors for over forty years and he understands how to get the best results in a difficult situation. You will get an upfront game plan of what to expect and what it will cost. Most of our services are provided on a flat fee basis, so you can set a budget for each file and avoid throwing good money after bad money. Information can be exchanged in a manner that meets your needs and keeps you up to date on what is happening in each case.. The last several years David has been Chairman of the Tarrant Bankruptcy Bar Association. David has been married to Martha for over 30 years and they have two daughters. Family is a very important part of his life in which he enjoys spending time with his family doing various activities. WE are expecting a grand baby very soon.. David fishes regularly and enjoys quail hunting with his bird-dogs. Generally if there is water involved David is ready to go play. David and his brother are regularly boat poor, but always ready to look at a good deal on another boat.. David has been active at his children’s schools, including an eight year run as a board of director for the Butler Dad’s Club. David and Martha are regulars all the school events and out activities of their children. David and his family are active at his chuch.

Daniel Bacalis is a board certified attorney in the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. This certification is only awarded to a small percentage of attorneys, and requires much dedication from those who wish to earn the distinction. This includes peer review, extensive testing, and 5 years straight of family law practice, in addition to many more requirements.. Family members who work with Dan can expect for him to make things as simple as possible, and works to achieve positive results while saving time and money throughout the process.. To set up your FREE consulation, please contact Daniel online or call .

As a military member, you do not have the time or money to risk or getting stuck in a settlement that is not based on an informed decision. This is where the legal team at the Law Office of Carole Cross steps in.. Our firm handles military family law cases in Dallas, Fort Worth and other Texas areas. The firm is led by an attorney with more than 20 years of family law and trial experience, and we are well-known throughout Texas. Carole Cross is highly respected by her peers and adversaries and continues to maintain a proven track record as a speaker on military family law issues, a zealous advocate for clients and as a consultant to other attorneys on military issues.

A native of northeast Iowa, Monty has been married for over 20 years to his wife Sonya, a vice principal within the Hurst-Euless-Bedford school district. They have two children, one pursuing a doctorate in microbiology at Texas A&M and another who after graduating recently from the University of North Texas began her career teaching middle school English. Monty is a real estate investor, an able-handed do-it-yourselfer, an active reader (with a keen interest in the U.S. colonial period), and an avid sports fan.