Sexual assault charges carry life-altering consequences — including mandatory sex offender registration. The moment you are contacted by law enforcement, you need an attorney. Do not speak to investigators without counsel.
Years — minimum prison sentence for aggravated sexual assault of an adult in Texas, without parole eligibility
Sexual assault charges in Texas are among the most serious a person can face. A conviction carries lengthy prison sentences, lifetime sex offender registration under Chapter 62 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, and permanent destruction of reputation, employment, and family relationships. There is no statute of limitations in Texas for sexual assault.
False and exaggerated allegations do occur. Motivated by custody disputes, relationship breakdowns, or other conflicts, complaints are sometimes made without factual support. We conduct an independent and thorough investigation — examining communications, physical evidence, the complainant's prior statements, and any inconsistencies in the account — to build the strongest possible defense on your behalf.
Representation must begin immediately. Statements made to law enforcement before retaining counsel are frequently used against defendants. The moment you receive a call from a detective, a CPS caseworker, or any investigator, stop talking and call us. We handle sex offense cases across the Harris County District Courts with complete confidentiality.
Sexual Offense Cases We Defend
A second-degree felony carrying 2–20 years in prison and mandatory sex offender registration. We challenge the factual basis of the allegation, physical evidence, and the complainant's credibility.
A first-degree felony with a mandatory minimum of 5 years and up to 99 years or life. We conduct a full independent investigation and challenge every element the state must prove.
Among the most serious charges in Texas, with mandatory minimum sentencing and lifetime registration. We scrutinize forensic interview techniques, physical evidence, and the timeline of the allegation.
A second or third-degree felony requiring registration. We examine whether the alleged conduct meets the statutory elements and challenge memory, testimony reliability, and investigative procedures.
A third-degree felony for communicating sexually with a person the defendant believes to be a minor. We scrutinize sting operation procedures and entrapment defenses.
Improper registration requirements or conditions can be challenged. We evaluate eligibility for registration termination and fight overreaching registration conditions.
Where Your Case Lives
Most Houston arrests are handled in Harris County courts, but some allegations draw federal attention. Knowing which system you are in shapes every early decision.
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