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The Law Office of Javier N. Maldonado, PC provides honest advice, guidance, and representation through the immigration system.. Our clients are at the center of our practice.. We pride ourselves on providing the highest quality of legal services to our clients. We take the time to learn about our clients, carefully analyze their legal problems, and craft solutions unique to them. Through creative advocacy, we have built a winning record for our clients.. We defend immigrants from deportation and help them obtain lawful immigration status in the United States or abroad.. We zealously represent persons accused of committing crimes in state and federal courts.. We represent employees who have been cheated from their wages, discriminated in the workplace or wrongfully terminated.. We seek justice for persons whose civil rights were violated by state or federal law enforcement officials.

Sam H. Lock has tried every type of criminal case, from murder to the most minor of misdemeanors. He brings his legal knowledge, litigation skills and a personal touch to his representation of those accused of crimes.. Largely because of his hands-on approach, Sam has twice been recognized by Texas Monthly as a “Rising Star” in the legal profession. He has been recognized three times in Scene in S.A. Monthly as on of San Antonio’s best lawyers.. He serves on the Boards of Directors for the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association and the San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. Sam is also a member of the American Inns of Court, William Session Inn, an organization of top attorneys and judges that meets to discuss developments in the law and current issues facing the courts.. Sam frequently lectures at continuing legal education seminars, educating other attorneys on developments in the law, evidence, procedure and consequences of criminal convictions.

Mr. Froelich is a graduate from Southwestern University and received his Juris Doctorate at St. Mary’s School of Law. Andrew is President Elect for SAYLA (San Antonio Young Lawyers Association) and is a member of the San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. He is also a member of the Federal Bar Association and the Texas Young Lawyers Association.. Mr. Froelich started in the Harrison County District Attorney’s office for 2 years before moving to San Antonio. He has spent time as a prosecutor in Bexar County and numerous Judges have appointed him Special Prosecutor over the years. He is well respected by the Judges, and knows how prosecutors think. Protecting his clients’ rights is a passion.

I am in the business of helping people that are in the most need of help.  If you or a family member is charged with a crime please call me to see how I can help!

Christopher D. Cavazos is a well-versed criminal defense and DWI attorney. As a former prosecutor, Attorney Cavazos has a unique insight as to how the legal system thinks and acts. With more than 15 years of experience, Attorney Cavazos understands what it takes to protect his clients’ legal rights. Available 24/7, contact BRCK Criminal Defense Attorneys to discuss your legal needs.

Patrick Hancock is is a criminal defense attorney working in San Antonio and throughout the State of Texas. He has more than 25 years of criminal trial experience. His courtroom results have included " not guilty " verdicts in cases involving DWI , sexual assault , murder and capital murder.

Reynaldo P. Morin (Rey) has been practicing law since 1994. In April 2000, Mr. Morin began working for the Department of Justice, as an Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA) with the Eastern District of Texas. As an AUSA, Mr. Morin prosecuted complex and sophisticated cases that involved drug offenses, immigration cases, and violent crimes like bank robberies, firearms violations, and gang cases. He also prosecuted white collar crimes like bank, wire, and mail fraud.. While working for the Department of Justice, Mr. Morin received training that dealt with forensics in criminal matters, organized crime violations, how to conduct financial investigations, violent crime investigations, and how to work with cooperators and confidential informants. Mr. Morin was also trained on evidence for criminal litigators, courtroom presentation and evidence management. Mr. Morin was also trained on how to investigate and prosecute immigration cases, white collar cases and cyber crime cases. Mr. Morin has extensive training on how to investigate and prosecute all types of narcotic cases.. As an AUSA, Mr. Morin traveled to Mexico City to train Mexican federal prosecutors how to prosecute criminal cases in anticipation of Mexico’s conversion to a legal system similar to the American system. Mr. Morin also trained Mexican law enforcement officers on proper collection of evidence and chain of custody to preserve crime scene evidence.. Prior to joining the Department of Justice, Mr. Morin worked as an Assistant District Attorney (ADA) for the 81st. Judicial District Attorney’s Office from May 1994 to April 2000. As an ADA he prosecuted murders, drug offenses, aggravated assaults, driving while intoxicated, burglaries, robberies cases and numerous other violations of the Texas Penal Code.. While working as an ADA he attended the Texas District and County Attorney’s Association annual conference where he obtained valuable training regarding criminal law, to include trial practice, criminal forfeiture and criminal law updates. This training and experience allows Mr. Morin to efficiently and effectively represent your interest when you are facing criminal charges.

Ricardo "Rick" Ramos Jr. is a native of Eagle Pass, TX and a Co-Founder of The RT Law Firm, PLLC.  Mr. Ramos holds a degree in Sociology from the University of Texas at San Antonio and graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Juris Doctorate Degree from Texas Southern University - Thurgood Marshall School of Law.  Mr. Ramos is fluent in Spanish.. Mr. Ramos practices primarily in the fields of criminal defense, personal injury, family law, and immigration.  Mr. Ramos also has experience in business matters, juvenile crimes, and probation violations.. Previously, Mr. Ramos proudly served our country in the United States Marine Corps and received an Honorable Discharge as a Staff Sergeant.  In his time in the Marine Corps, Mr. Ramos was deployed to serve during Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.. While in law school, Mr. Ramos was selected as a member of the Thurgood Marshall School of Law Criminal Legal Clinic where he seved as a court appointed attorney for indigent clients and tried various cases in criminal courts.  Additionally, Mr. Ramos served as a law clerk for the Hoborable Judge R.K. Sandill in the 127th District Court of Houston, TX and as an intern with the Bexar County Juvenile Probation Department.. After becoming licensed to practice law, Mr. Ramos started his own practice, with his business partner, which remains going strong to this day. Mr. Ramos continues to aggressively defend his clients and never stops seeking knowledge to gain an edge in his trial skills. He has now earned the ACS-CHAL Forensic Lawyer-Scientist Designation and is proud to use his knowledge and skills in the courtroom to continue to fight for his clients.

I practice in both State and Federal courts in all aspects of criminal law.  This includes trial, appeals, white collar crimes and comples conspiracies.

I'm an Associate Attorney in the Litigation Department at O'Connell and Aronowitz, focusing on criminal defense, governmental investigations, and civil rights claims. During his time here, I've has investigated and defended felony matters, as well as had several trials to verdict, and have drafted and researched related motions and appeals.. I've represented clients under Government investigations by agencies such as the United States Attorney’s Office, State Attorney General’s office, and Homeland Security. I also commit significant time to pro bono matters, including representing non-profit organizations in civil litigation and representing plaintiffs in § 1983 civil rights cases.. In the past, I served as a Judicial Intern for the Honorable Judge Richard Rivera, Supervising Family Court Judge, Third Judicial District, Albany County Family Court, and Acting Supreme Court Justice, Third Judicial District. While there, I primarily worked with family offenses and juvenile delinquency cases, as well as Title 9 prisoners’ rights cases. My academic tenure included working with Prisoners Legal Services of New York and The Legal Aid Society, where I spent my time drafting motions for conventions against torture and stay of deportation. I also worked with the Albany County Community Police Review Board to create a disciplinary matrix for police misconduct violations committed by police officers.

We Help Good People Avoid the Devastating Consequences of Criminal Charges.. When I was younger, I was arrested for DWI. I remember the feelingthat came with the arrest. I was embarrassed, I was confused, andI didn’t know who to turn to for help. I went to my first court date notknowing what to expect.. Thankfully, my case was dismissed, but even after that, I didn’t knowthat I was eligible to have the arresat taken off of my record. Everytime I went for a job interview or applied for school, I went throughthe same feelings all over. I had to explain what happened and whyI was arrested. Every time, it was embarrassing and I never knewhow the arrest would impact me.. After graduating law school, I have been helping people that are inthe same position that I was. Every day, I remember that there aregood people being accused of crimes. They are going through thesame system that I had to go through and they are feeling the samethings that I felt. I have made it my mission to help these people out.Not only to get the best outcome, but to walk beside them as theygo through the process. I make sure to take time to learn about theirlives, to let them know what to expect, and to reach out to them tosee if they have any questions and to find out how they are doing.. Thankfully, I was able to get past that arrest years ago. Now, I getto help other people get past their arrests.

I have practiced criminal law in San Antonio and the surrounding areas for over 20 years.  I like what I do.  I believe every person deserves a zealous defense.  It doesn't matter to me if you are innocent, guilty, or somewhere in between.  It is my goal to protect your record and  to do my best to keep it as clean as possible.  This means that just because you are "guilty" I am still going to hold the State to the high burden of being able to prove your case and I am going to do everything I can to obtain the best result for you.  I also will go to trial when necessary.  I have handled almost every type of criminal case from traffic tickets up to capital murder and I am very familiar with the Bexar County Courts.. If you have a question on a criminal case feel free to call me or send me a message.  There is no commitment for that call and no pressure to hire our office.  I will be honest and upfront with you as to my opinion and the fees that are charged.  I believe it is important to have an attorney you trust and can communicate with.  You can and should call as many attorneys as you feel you need to find the one who is right for you.  All attorneys are not created equal and not every attorney will really care what happens in your case.  Even the best attorneys handle similar cases differently.  It is important for you to find an attorney who handles your case the way you feel most comfortable with.  Every individual represented by my office deserves respect and hopefully that is the way all of my previous clients feel they were treated.

Attorney Kathy M. Starling practices in Bexar County, Texas and its surrounding areas. She has lived in six different states as well as Canada since graduating high school. While pursuing her law degree, Kathy focused on criminal law and participated in several internships, which ranged from juvenile cases to capital defense. She earned her law degree from Georgia State School of Law in December 2013.. After becoming licensed to practice law, Kathy worked for Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas where most of her clients faced family law issues. She then worked for the Christiansen Law Firm where she handled both criminal defense and family law issues. Kathy Starling has recently opened her own office and is looking forward to focusing on criminal defense and helping people with uncontested family law matters.

Experienced San Antonio Attorney focused on helping people through divorce, custody, child support and other family law matters.  We offer free consultations 7 days a week & offer evening appointments.. For many people, choosing a San Antonio attorney can be a challenging task. Whether you are facing a family law case or a personal injury case, it is important to ensure that you have proper legal representation to ensure you get the best resolution for your case. A qualified San Antonio attorney will possess the skills and experience needed to help you get proper justice. For that reason, it is important to choose the right law firm to fight for your legal rights.