Absolutely, I work primarily as a virtual law firm so my clients in Houston, Harris County, and the surrounding areas can reach me easily, no matter their schedule or transportation limitations. Most cases can be handled through video meetings, phone calls, and secure online communication. If you prefer an in-person meeting, I’m happy to accommodate that by request. My goal is to remove barriers, not create them, and being a remote practice allows me to stay accessible while giving each client the individualized attention they deserve.

I intentionally keep my caseload small so I can dedicate real time and meaningful attention to each person who trusts me with their future. With 25 years in the courts, including my past role as a prosecutor, I understand exactly how the system works from both sides of the aisle. I’ve represented countless adults and juveniles facing everything from misdemeanor theft to Capital Murder, and I’ve also been appointed to work in specialty courts like STAR Court and RIC Court because of my background in substance-related cases and rehabilitation support. Clients come to me when they want a lawyer who listens, who cares, and who shows up prepared, every single time.

Yes, and that’s one of the reasons families seek me out. Juvenile law isn’t just “criminal law for kids.” It requires patience, empathy, and a deep understanding of adolescent development, competency issues, and the trauma many young people carry. I’ve been selected to work with juveniles with mental illness, juveniles in CPS custody, and children who have survived trafficking. When a young person’s future is at stake, I take that responsibility seriously. My approach is hands-on, compassionate, and built around protecting both their rights and their long-term potential.

Yes, I have represented parents in Texas Department of Protective Services cases for years, including high-stakes litigation where termination of parental rights is on the table. These cases move fast, and parents often feel overwhelmed. I step in to help you understand what the court expects, what your rights are, and what steps you need to take to protect your family. I’ve written hundreds of appeals, so I know how to spot errors, build strong arguments, and fight for parents who feel unheard or misunderstood.

Because I’ve spent more than two decades earning the trust of clients, judges, and the legal community across Houston and Harris County. I’m a former prosecutor, former adjunct professor at Thurgood Marshall School of Law, and a longtime member of both the Houston Bar Association and the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. I was even invited to present for the Fort Bend County Bar Association on the “Ethics of Dealing with Difficult Clients,” which reflects how seriously I take professionalism and client relationships. When you hire me, you’re not just getting a lawyer—you’re getting someone who will advocate for you as if you were family.