San Antonio Assault Lawyers

Sara H.

Defendant was charged with assault-family violence.  Defendant allegedly assaulted her ex-boyfriend with a baseball bat, a broken bottle and pointed a handgun at him.  On the day of trial, the State gave in and offered what the defense had wanted for over a year.  Defendant entered the pretrial diversion program where the case will ultimately be dismissed then expunged

F.P.

The defendant was charged with assault-married. It was important to get a good result for our client because he was not a U.S. Citizen.  Ultimately we got the case dismissed and expunged.

Christian H.

The Defendant was charged with a felony family violence assault and terroristic threat.  After nearly 1 year of settings and motions along with providing the prosecutor with back-up information to support our claim of “interest of justice” the cases were dismissed and expunged.

Lola S.

Defendant was charged with Assault Family Violence.  The case was dismissed after a thorough investigation, including written statements from family members and a Bexar County Deputy regarding the family dynamics.  The defendant can get the case expunged.

Fredrick R.

The defendant was charged with assault family violence.  We were able to get the case dismissed after getting a non-prosecution affidavit from the complainant.  The defendant is eligible for an expunction.

Marco T.

The Defendant was charged with Assault Bodily Injury-Married.  We were able to get the defendant into a pretrial diversion program and the case was dismissed early.  The defendant can get case expunged

B.M.

The defendant was charged with assault. The altercation was caught on security video cameras.  The video footage clearly showed the defendant striking the complainant with a closed fist and from the video it appeared to be unprovoked; however, the defendant was adamant that prior to the video footage he was struck first by the complainant. After a lengthy investigation we located witnesses that supported our client’s version of events that he was defending himself.  The case was dismissed and expunged.

F.P.

The defendant was charged with assault-married. It was important to get a good result for our client because he was not a U.S. Citizen.  Ultimately we got the case dismissed and expunged.

Rachel C.

The defendant was charged with assault-married.  The defendant applied and was accepted into the pretrial diversion program and the case was dismissed early.  The defendant is eligible to have the case expunged.

Lisa T.

The defendant was charged with the serious felony offense of injury to the elderly.  Photo’s of significant bruising and injuries were taken of the complainant by the police.  We hired a medical expert that was board certified in Geriatric Medicine.  The medical expert gave us a written opinion that the photographs do not depict injuries caused by an assault and definitely not injuries occurring during the time frame alleged.  The case was reduced to a misdemeanor.

Martin C.

The defendant was charged with assault-married.  The defendant entered a pretrial diversion program and the case was dismissed early.  The defendant is eligible for an expunction.

Nathan T.

The defendant was charged with family violence assault.  Allegations included the assault, breaking a phone, and a loaded handgun.  The case was ultimately dismissed.

Alberto N.

Defendant charged with assault family violence.  We came to an agreement with the prosecutor that if the defendant completes a parenting class they would dismiss case.  Case was dismissed.

Michael E.

Defendant was charged with a felony family violence.  It was alleged that the defendant stabbed his brother.  We were able to establish that there were mental health issues and that the injured party provoked the defendant.  The case was dismissed.

Mitchel S.

Client and his girlfriend were in an altercation with both parties having some visible injuries.  The complainant stated that the defendant choked her and pulled her out of residence by her hair; also, the complainant alleged she had child in her arms through part of the altercation and the child was hurt in the tussle.  A protective order was filed.   Client was charged with assault family violence and felony injury to a child. Through cell phone records and text messages we were able to show that the complainant wasn’t truthful and that she was the likely aggressor.  All charges were dismissed.

Corey L.

Client was charged with felony family violence assault.  The case was further complicated because he was previously charged and plead to three counts of aggravated assault deadly weapon.  This case was ultimately dismissed.

Mark S.

The defendant was charged with assault family violence.  We were able to get the case dismissed and expunged.

Van L.

The defendant allegedly assaulted his wife while she was driving the car.  When the police arrived later at their house she allegedly had a swollen eye.  The complainant was not cooperative with the prosecution and the case was dismissed.

Daniel G.

The defendant was charged with assault-family violence.  After getting witness statements and a non-prosecution affidavit we were able to get the case dismissed.

William P.

The defendant was charged with assault family violence.  We were able to get the case dismissed because we were able to show the complainant was on a prescribed medicine that would cause redness and bruising and the complainant did not want to prosecute.

Chad A.

The defendant was charged with assault; however, it was years before they found and arrested him.  We got the charges dismissed based upon the States denial of our clients right to a speedy trial.

Chris R.

The defendant was charged with violating a protective order.  The complainant did not want the defendant prosecuted and we were able to get the case dismissed.

Alejandro G.

The defendant allegedly assaulted his ex-girlfriend after his attempts to kick her out of his apartment failed.  We were able to interview neighbors and obtain statements that showed that the complainant was acting aggressively by pounding on his windows etc.  Also, it appeared as though the defendant was trying to ignore the complainant.  Ultimately the case was dismissed.

Sigifredo U.

The defendant was charged with assault family violence.  The assault allegedly occurred in a vehicle with numerous witnesses.  We were able to get statements from the complainant and witnesses.  The case was dismissed.

Angel B.

The defendant allegedly assaulted his girlfriend by throwing her to floor and striking her.  The complainant went to the hospital complaining of a head injury.   The complainant obtained a protective order wherein she also stated that there was a previous choking incident.  The State filed the hospital records with the court and we filed motions objecting to its admission into evidence.  Ultimately the case was dismissed.

Peter P.

The defendant was charged with assault family violence after his wife called the police and reported the assault.  The police reported that there was a bruise and small cut on the complainant’s forehead.  The injury was allegedly caused by the defendant throwing clothes at the defendant and a belt buckle struck the complainant.  After an investigation and getting affidavits the case was dismissed.

Cesar A.

The defendant was charged with the felony offense of assault-family violence choking.  After taking the complainant to the District Attorney’s office for a meeting with their investigator the case was dismissed.

Maria B.

The defendant was charged with assault-family violence.  The case was dismissed after we were able to show the complainant had a history of making accusations.

Jose A.

The defendant was facing two charges from one incident, interfering with a 911 call and family violence assault.  The defendant fired his first lawyer and hired our firm.  We set both cases for trial.  The officer reportedly could see marks on the defendant’s neck and the defendant allegedly admitted to grabbing the complainant by the neck.  Both cases were ultimately dismissed on day of trial.

Jahaira R.

The defendant was charged with the felony offense of Assault Family Violence-Choking.  Case dismissed.