Houston Assault & Family Violence Lawyer Greater Houston

Assault & family violence

An accusation can put your relationships, work, and freedom under pressure. Erik handles assault, family violence, and violent-crime allegations by examining the complete sequence of events and the evidence on every side.

I was charged with assault or domestic violence. What now?

Keep the charging papers and any bond conditions or protective orders. Follow every existing restriction and ask a lawyer to review it before making contact with the other person.

First steps after an arrest

01What we examine

Every detail has a story.

The evidence is reviewed in context, with a strategy shaped by your circumstances and priorities.

  1. 911 recordings and police body-camera footage
  2. Injuries, medical records, and photographs
  3. Witness accounts and inconsistencies
  4. Texts and communications before and after the incident
  5. Self-defense or defense of another person
  6. Bond conditions and protective-order restrictions

02Worth knowing

03Before your consultation

Start with what you know.

Bring the paperwork you have, the dates that matter, and your questions. You do not need a perfect account before asking for help.

  1. Gather your documents.

    Court notices, bond paperwork, citations, insurance letters — whatever you have received.

  2. Write down the dates.

    Court settings, deadlines, and when things happened. Deadlines can run from when a notice was served.

  3. Protect the evidence.

    Keep messages and photos. Don’t delete anything, and don’t discuss the case online.

  4. Call for a free consultation.

    Talk it through with Erik at (346) 400-3484.

04Common questions

Questions people ask first.

General information only. Your situation deserves advice about its own facts.

Can the complaining witness drop the charge?

A witness can express their wishes, but that does not automatically end a prosecution. The prosecutor generally decides whether to proceed.

Can I contact the other person?

Follow the exact terms of any bond condition or protective order. Ask your attorney to review those terms before making contact.

Free consultation

Tell Erik what happened.

You don’t need every answer before you call. Bring the paperwork you have and your questions — the first conversation is free.

Criminal defense & personal injury · Greater Houston & surrounding Texas counties · Spanish-language assistance available

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