Finding out that you are being investigated for a crime, regardless of if you actually committed the crime or not, can be a terrifying experience. One minute you’re sitting with your family in your living room, and the next, the police are at your door with a search warrant ready to make an arrest. Or maybe you’re sifting through your mail, and you come across a “target letter” that could change your life forever.
If you find yourself in a similar situation, it’s likely because law enforcement has been building a case against you (without you ever knowing) and now has enough evidence to convict you of a serious crime.
Unfortunately, too many individuals wait until after charges are brought to seek the assistance of an experienced Texas criminal defense attorney. With how the justice system currently stands due to COVID-19 closures, it is crucial to understand that many investigations have been put on hold and that authorities will likely take their time to press charges formally.
This does not mean that you are off the hook, and we strongly advise that you do not wait until you are arrested or have had charges filed against you to pursue legal assistance.
Law Office of Patrick J. McLain | Always One Step Ahead
Now, you’re probably wondering, “Is there anything I can do to protect my future before charges are brought?”
Yes, and we urge you to do so if you believe that you are under investigation.
Did you know that you can work with a trusted attorney to discuss your situation before you have charges filed against you, which can help you fight your case before it actually becomes a case?
Even if you know that you are innocent, it is vital that you speak with an experienced team to discuss how to handle your situation. A single slip up or miscommunication could change your future.
When the government has come after you, you need a team you can trust to fight in your corner. With past experience as a federal prosecutor and over 20 years spent actively serving in the Marine Corps, Attorney Patrick J. McLain understands exactly what you’re up against and what it takes to win your case.
Call us today (214) 238-9392 to discuss your situation and learn more about how we can help.