MC Criminal Law has been recognized as a member of the Dallas Bar Association 100 Club, a distinction that reflects a strong commitment to the legal profession and the North Texas community. The Dallas Bar Association 100 Club is a special membership recognition category awarded to firms in which every ...
The First 48 Hours After an Arrest The hours immediately following an arrest are often filled with uncertainty. Families want to know when they can speak with their loved one, whether bond will be set, and how long the person may remain in custody. Unfortunately, there is a great deal ...
Not every assault allegation in Texas begins as a dramatic or violent event. Many cases arise from arguments, relationship disputes, or brief physical contact where no one expected the police to be called. But once an allegation is labeled family violence, the consequences can become far more serious than most ...
Just Because Time Has Passed Doesn’t Mean the Case Is Over Many people assume that if charges are not filed quickly after an arrest, the case must have been dropped or forgotten. In reality, criminal investigations and filing decisions can take months—and sometimes much longer—depending on the type of case, ...
When a Criminal Charge Impacts More Than the Criminal Case A Family Violence allegation can affect far more than the outcome of a criminal prosecution. For many people, one of the biggest concerns is how the accusation or conviction could impact custody rights, visitation, and family court proceedings involving their ...
