Top criminal defense Lawyers in Kemah | 4 available

4 criminal defense lawyers are available in Kemah, Texas, including Amanda Fulton, Colm Keane, John Reed, and Robert Barfield. These lawyers are rated between 4.7/5 to 5.0/5 and 65% provide free consultation.

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John Reed

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Amanda Fulton

Firm: Fulton & Welch, Attorneys at Law, PLLC

503 Bradford Ste. C , Kemah , Texas 77565

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I was charged with a dwi and she got it dismissed,really saved me from fees and kept my record clean”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Amanda Fulton believes hard work and preparation mixed in with fortitude and determination will win the case for her client. Having worked with her on cases,…”

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Colm Keane

Firm: Keane Law, PLLC

609 Bradford Avenue , Kemah , Texas 77565

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Colm Keane has successfully represented people from all walks of life accused of everything from traffic violations to high-level felonies. He is a former Galveston County prosecutor and current criminal defense attorney and is recognized as one of Texas Monthly's Super Lawyers Rising Stars for 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022. Colm has a breadth of jury trial experience involving both misdemeanors and felonies. Colm has worked on many cases resulting in not guilty verdicts, dismissals, or significant reductions for his clients, including Driving While Intoxicated, drug crimes, thefts, firearms crimes, aggravated assaults, and assaults. Additionally, Colm worked as a member of defense teams representing clients accused of murder.. Colm has also helped many clients clear their records of past errors by obtaining expunctions and orders of non-disclosure throughout Texas. During his career, Colm has worked on criminal defense, family law, and various civil cases.. It is Colm's goal to ensure each and every client's needs are met with dignity and deference, with fast and informative counsel through every step of their case.. If you or a loved one are in need of criminal defense, expunctions, or non-disclosures in Galveston, Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, or Chambers County, call Colm at Keane Law, PLLC.

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“een working on it for months this man knows his law and has great ethics. You don't remember me sir”

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“I endorse this lawyer wholeheartedly. I worked with him briefly at the District Attorney's Office, I have been opposing counsel and worked with him on matters. Colm is a true profe…”

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John Reed

Firm: Law Office of John Reed

609 Bradford Ave. , Kemah , Texas 77565

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“es associated with such a difficult and unique case. He is always punctual and well prepared for ou”

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Robert Barfield

Firm: Barfield Law Firm

Toucan Alley Building , Kemah , Texas 77565

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I endorse this lawyer. He is a very knowledgeable and experienced attorney.”

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Is there anything that can be done? | Aug 19, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Keeping it short and simple , 2021 i was put on deferred adjudication for agg robbery & evading arrest w/motor vehicle , 2023 i cuaght a class b misdemeanor theft &" was sentenced 10-20 days in jail , Next month i am successfully completing my probation . I understand theres a 5 year wait after completing probation , is it still possible get a nondisclosure for them , and one for the misdemeanor class b Location: Texas
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