Fort Worth TX Criminal Defense Attorney

A misdemeanor is any crime that can result in a jail sentence of up to one year and a fine of up to $1,000. A conviction for a misdemeanor charge of domestic violence, DWI, or theft can also result in significant community service and special programs. Even if you can do the time and pay the fine, a misdemeanor conviction will stay on your record forever.

Domestic violence – Assault ▪ Check fraud – Drug possession – Theft

At the law firm of Coby L. Wooten, Attorney at Law, P.C., in Fort Worth, Texas, I want you to know how seriously you must take your misdemeanor charges. A single domestic violence conviction may not seem too serious now, but if you run into some domestic trouble in the future, your conviction will be used against you. A future misdemeanor charge may quickly rise to the level of a felony offense, and very serious penalties and prison time may result.

If you are in need of a criminal defense attorney in Texas and you’d like to learn more about how I can help, please contact me online or call 1-888-336-3455.

I provide affordable, knowledgeable, and effective criminal defense

I am attorney Coby Wooten. I have more than 10 years of experience defending people charged with misdemeanor crimes in communities throughout North Texas. My practice is anything but a large, conveyor belt law firm that turns your case over to a paralegal or farms it out. I handle only a small number of family violence and other misdemeanor cases every year because I believe you are better served by having an attorney who cares about you and your family. I can’t promise any particular results, but I can promise that you will receive the most responsive communications and highest attention to the details of your case that you will find in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

Free consultation and all major credit cards accepted

Contact me as soon as possible after you have been charged with domestic violence or any other misdemeanor crime. Starting right away on an aggressive defense of your charges for possession of marijuana, domestic violence, shoplifting, or other misdemeanor will give your attorney every opportunity to get the best possible outcome for your case.