Contact Information
Address:
2019 Washington Ave. #300
David Smith Law Firm, PLLC provides aggressive defense in criminal law matters in the Greater Houston Area. Led by Board Certified, Criminal Law--Texas Board of Legal Specialization Criminal Lawyer David Smith, the firm offers strategic legal representation informed by nearly two decades of trial experience and certifications. David offers clients a personalized, results-driven approach that protects rights and minimizes consequences. When your freedom is at risk, you need criminal law expertise on your side!
2019 Washington Ave. #300
At David Smith Law Firm, PLLC, located at 2019 Washington Ave. #300 in Houston, we are dedicated to providing exceptional legal representation for individuals facing criminal charges. Our firm is committed exclusively to the practice of criminal defense law, offering aggressive, personalized representation to those seeking justice and fair outcomes within the complex legal system.
Operating solely from our office at 2019 Washington Ave. #300, we focus our energy and expertise entirely on defending the rights of our clients. We understand that facing criminal allegations can be an overwhelming and stressful experience. It requires not only a strong legal defense but also a dedicated advocate who understands the local legal landscape and the specific challenges presented by the Harris County District Attorney's office and the Houston Police Department.
Our criminal defense services encompass a wide range of offenses encountered within the Houston community. We handle cases from the initial investigation stage through trial, if necessary, and explore all available options, including plea negotiations, to achieve the best possible outcome for our clients. Our commitment is to protect your rights, challenge the prosecution's case fairly, and strive for resolutions that align with our client's best interests and goals.
Areas of Focus:
State Jail Felonies: We defend clients charged with offenses punishable by up to one year or less in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice – State Jail Division. Third-Degree Felonies: Representing individuals accused of crimes carrying a potential sentence of 2-10 years imprisonment. Second-Degree Felonies: Handling cases involving a potential sentence of 2-20 years in prison. First-Degree Felonies: Providing experienced representation for the most serious charges, which carry penalties of 5-99 years or life imprisonment. Misdemeanor Charges: Defending against Class A, B, and C misdemeanors, which range from potential jail time (Class A & B) to fines only (Class C). Trafficking and Drug Crimes: Navigating the complexities of drug-related offenses, including possession with intent to deliver and trafficking charges. Assault Cases: Defending clients in criminal assault cases, including family violence allegations. Arrests and Expungement: Assisting clients with post-conviction relief, including motions to suppress evidence and expungement or sealing of records.Our legal team at David Smith Law Firm, PLLC is well-versed in the intricacies of Texas criminal procedure and the specific laws governing Harris County. We understand the importance of building a strong defense tailored to the unique circumstances of each case. Whether you are dealing with a simple traffic violation or a complex felony investigation originating locally, our focus is on providing the aggressive, knowledgeable representation you deserve right here in Houston.
We pride ourselves on being accessible and responsive to our clients. When you choose to work with us from our 2019 Washington Ave. #300 location, you are choosing a firm that is fully committed to your case and your future. We believe that effective communication is key to a successful defense, and we strive to keep our clients informed throughout every step of the legal process.
At David Smith Law Firm, PLLC, we understand that your time and resources are valuable. Our goal is to provide effective legal services while minimizing disruption to your life. We work efficiently to build the strongest possible defense, leveraging our deep understanding of the local legal system and our experience handling cases similar to yours right here in Houston.
We invite you to contact our office at (713) 769-5000 or visit our website at https://www.davidsmith.law to learn more about how we can assist you. We offer a free initial consultation to discuss your situation and determine the best course of action. We are located at 2019 Washington Ave. #300, ready to provide the dedicated legal representation you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What types of criminal cases do you handle at your Houston office?
A: We handle a wide range of criminal cases, including misdemeanors (Class A, B, and C), state jail felonies, third-degree felonies, second-degree felonies, and first-degree felonies. This includes cases involving drug offenses, assault, theft, fraud, and other local criminal matters.
Q2: How can I schedule a consultation at your 2019 Washington Ave. location?
A: You can schedule a free initial consultation by calling our office directly at (713) 769-5000. We are located at 2019 Washington Ave. #300 and will arrange a time to meet with you to discuss your legal needs.
Q3: What should I bring to my first meeting at your law firm?
A: Please bring any official documents related to your case (police reports, court documents, discovery materials), payment for the consultation fee (if applicable), and a valid form of identification. We will also ask you to provide details about your case and your goals.
Q4: How long does it typically take to resolve a criminal case in Houston?
A: The timeline for resolving a criminal case varies significantly depending on the nature and complexity of the charges, the defendant's choices (plea bargain vs. trial), court scheduling, and the specific circumstances of the case. We will provide you with a more accurate estimate after reviewing the details of your situation.
Q5: Can you explain your fee structure for criminal defense cases?
A: Our fee structure is typically based on a contingency arrangement for many criminal cases, meaning we only collect a fee if we successfully resolve your case (e.g., acquittal, dismissal, or favorable plea agreement). For cases where a contingency is not feasible, we offer fixed fees or hourly rates. We will discuss fees clearly during your initial consultation at our 2019 Washington Ave. #300 office.