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Novert A Morales Attorney At Law

Divorce
The compassionate attorneys at our firm realize that the sensitive, personal nature of any family law dispute can cause the situation to become extremely contentious. We also realize that a bitter fight over a divorce or your parental rights can have long-term negative effects on both you and your children. Fortunately, our team can help you find solutions without the need for a stressful battle between you and your former partner.

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Novert A Morales Attorney At Law

Divorce
The compassionate attorneys at our firm realize that the sensitive, personal nature of any family law dispute can cause the situation to become extremely contentious. We also realize that a bitter fight over a divorce or your parental rights can have long-term negative effects on both you and your children. Fortunately, our team can help you find solutions without the need for a stressful battle between you and your former partner.
Child Custody and Visitation
At Morales Law Office, Attorneys at Law, PLLC., we recognize that a contentious family-related dispute can have an enormous impact on your entire life. There is nothing more important than family, and we will work hard to help you maintain healthy relationships with those you love. With this in mind, we are ready to provide the assistance you need in managing any type of family law matter, including divorce, child custody/conservatorship proceedings, and visitation schedule disagreements. We also can work with you in the enforcement or modification of your existing family-related court orders.
Child Abuse

Criminal Defense
Criminal charges can cause issues in anyone's life, but they can be especially problematic for minors. Before they reach adulthood, children may engage in a variety of risky behaviors, and parents will want to make sure their children's mistakes do not follow them for the rest of their lives. To ensure that children's rights are protected and that they can avoid serious or permanent consequences, families will want to work with a criminal defense lawyer who is experienced in handling cases in the juvenile justice system.
DUI/DWI
In Texas, you may be arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI) if you are found to be driving with a blood alcohol content (BAC) above the legal limit of 0.08, or if you are found to be significantly impaired by alcohol or another drug, even if your BAC is below 0.08.
Sex Crimes
Being charged with a federal crime involving child pornography can be a deeply frightening and humiliating experience whether you are guilty or not. Irreparable damage to your career and reputation, long prison terms, severe fines, and lifelong placement on the national sex offenders registry are all possible consequences. All defendants are entitled to the same constitutional protections and a presumption of innocence, regardless of the nature of their charges.
Fraud
Fraud - Offenses that fall under this category typically involve some form of deception that results in financial gain. Securities fraud may involve misrepresenting information to investors or falsifying business records. Insurance fraud may include making false claims to insurance companies or other schemes meant to obtain improper payouts of insurance benefits. Fraud may also include Ponzi schemes, embezzlement committed by an employee against their employer, forgery of checks or other financial documents, or deceptive business practices.
Robbery
Under Texas law, there are many different terms used to describe various types of property crimes. For example, the terms " theft," "robbery," and "burglary" all refer to distinct offenses with specific criteria for securing a conviction. Due to how such terms are used in the media and differences in state laws, it can be confusing for a defendant to know exactly what he or she has been accused of when certain charges are filed against him or her.
Burglary
The crime of burglary is sometimes known as "breaking and entering," and you could face burglary charges even if you are not accused of stealing anything. The Texas Penal Code provides that burglary is committed when a person gains unlawful entry to a building with the intent of committing theft, assault, or some type of felony. The law does not require the intended crime to be committed; the intent is enough for prosecutors to file burglary charges.
White Collar Crimes
Criminal activity can take many forms, and crimes do not always fit the stereotypical image of a person directly harming someone else through theft or assault. In some cases, the alleged criminal activity takes place in a professional setting, or it may involve the transfer of funds or the illegal use of computer systems. Offenses of this nature are known as white-collar crimes, and even though they may not always be as obvious as other types of crimes, they can still result in serious consequences, especially when they are prosecuted at the federal level.
Theft
Misdemeanors
At Morales Law Office, Attorneys at Law, PLLC., we have over 50 combined years of experience defending clients in a wide variety of criminal cases. If you have been charged with a felony, we can help you understand the best steps you can take. We will help determine whether a deal can be negotiated in which the charges will be reduced to a misdemeanor, or we may be able to advocate for the charges to be dismissed altogether. We approach every case as if it will proceed to a trial, and we are ready to go to court, argue on your behalf, and seek an acquittal or dismissal of the charges.
Embezzlement
Drug Crimes
All federal drug charges must be taken very seriously. The consequences of a conviction can include years in prison, loss of any professional licensing, and a criminal record that could limit your future opportunities. Whether you have been charged with cultivating a small amount of marijuana or importing heroin, it is important that you seek out an experienced attorney who can build your best possible defense strategy. Going up against the federal government can be a challenge.
Assault
Morales Law Office, Attorneys at Law, PLLC. provides experienced representation to clients who are facing criminal charges. With over 50 years of combined legal experience, our attorneys know the laws in Texas, and we understand the best defense strategies to help a defendant avoid a conviction. If you have been accused of aggravated assault, we will examine the circumstances of your case and help you determine how to achieve the best possible results. We will make sure you are fully informed of your options at all times, and if necessary, we are ready to take your case to trial and fight to have you exonerated of criminal charges.
Murder
Capital felony - The offense of capital murder, which may apply if a person allegedly kills a police officer, kills a victim under the age of 10, commits a murder for hire, or commits multiple murders, can be punished by the death penalty in Texas, or a person may be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Probation Violation
When a person is convicted of a criminal offense, the presiding judge usually has broad discretion regarding the penalties that are to be handed down. In some cases, a conviction will result in a term of incarceration in jail or prison, along with the ordered payments of fines and court costs. In many cases, however, the judge may place an offender on probation, also known as community supervision. Probation may be ordered in lieu of or in addition to incarceration and generally involves a number of terms and conditions. Failing to comply with any of the terms of probation is considered a probation violation, which could have serious consequences for the alleged offender.
Identity Theft
Computer and internet crimes - Use of computer systems or networks to steal money or information or cause harm to a person or organization can result in criminal charges. Computer crimes may involve illegally accessing protected computer systems (commonly known as "hacking") or using viruses or malware to destroy information or cause financial damage to a person or business. Other internet crimes may include identity theft, extortion, or possession or distribution of child pornography.
Homicide
Other crimes frequently charged as hate crimes at the federal level include assault crimes of varying degrees of severity, vandalism, arson, sex crimes, and homicide. Sentencing will vary depending on the base crime charged, but if it is found to be a hate crime, you can expect years added to your sentence. Federal courts show little leniency to those convicted of hate crimes, and having one on your record is likely to severely limit your future employment and even housing prospects.
Arson
Title 7 of the Texas Penal Code expressly addresses a category of criminal behavior known as "Offenses Against Property." All property crimes are similar in that they involve the theft of, damage to, or intrusion on the property of another person or entity. Common property crimes include offenses such as shoplifting, theft, burglary, trespassing, robbery, arson, and vandalism, to name just a few. The charges and penalties associated with property crimes generally depend on the individual circumstances of a given situation, but there is no such thing as a minor criminal offense. A single conviction could lead to serious consequences, some of which could follow you for the rest of your life.
Shoplifting
Shoplifting is the most common type of retail theft throughout the state, but other behaviors could lead to criminal charges for retail theft as well. These include...
Restraining Order
Accusations of stalking or harassment can lead to multiple types of consequences, even if you are not convicted on these charges. If your accuser has taken out a restraining order against you, this could affect your relationship with your children or other family members, and allegations and criminal charges can damage your reputation and affect your career. At Morales Law Office, Attorneys at Law, PLLC., we can help you defend against these types of accusations, and we will fight to protect your rights and your reputation. Contact us by calling 512-474-2222 or 432-570-1499 to arrange a free consultation and learn more about how we can help with your case. We assist with criminal cases in Travis County, Hays County, Austin, Midland, Midland County, Williamson County, and Georgetown. Hablamos Español.
Forgery
Money Laundering
Money laundering is a serious federal crime that carries up to 20 years in prison and up to a $500,000 fine. Clearly, the federal government takes concealing the profits of a crime very seriously. If convicted, you could also face forfeiture of any assets the government believes were purchased with laundered money. You will also face social and professional consequences that can last for the rest of your life.
Kidnapping
There is little question that the Texas Penal Code provides for harsh penalties when a defendant is convicted of a state-level criminal offense. When you are facing criminal charges in federal court, however, the stakes are even higher. Many federal crimes carry mandatory minimum prison sentences, which makes avoiding a conviction that much more important. At Morales Law Office, Attorneys at Law, PLLC., our team handles a wide variety of federal criminal cases, including those related to white-collar and computer crimes, as well as drug charges, kidnapping, and many other offenses. Our federal criminal defense team is well aware of the consequences that you may be facing when you have been charged with a federal crime, and we are equipped to help you build an aggressive defense.
Manslaughter
Under the Texas Penal Code, you can be charged with intoxication manslaughter if you are suspected of operating a car, truck, boat, airplane, or amusement-type ride while intoxicated, and your intoxication caused the death of another person. Unlike other forms of manslaughter addressed in Texas law, intoxication manslaughter does not require prosecutors to prove that a specific reckless act caused the victim's death. Instead, the intoxicated operation of a vehicle, aircraft, watercraft, or ride is effectively considered the reckless behavior. This means that prosecutors must only show that you were intoxicated and that your intoxication is what caused the victim's death.
Internet Crimes
Prostitution
Morales Law Office, Attorneys at Law, PLLC. in Austin, Texas, provides skilled guidance and effective representation to clients who have been accused of prostitution or the solicitation of a prostitute. Our attorneys understand what is at stake in prostitution-related cases, and we know how to get favorable results. If you are facing charges related to solicitation or prostitution, we will work hard to help you avoid a conviction and to protect your best interests at every stage of the proceedings.
Extortion

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law

Premises Liability
For more than 25 years, Morales Law Office, Attorneys at Law, PLLC. has been helping the injured and accused in Central Texas. With our background and experience, we have seen firsthand how an accident caused by another party's negligence can affect the lives of those who are injured as a result. At our firm, we handle all types of personal injury claims, including but not limited to car crashes, truck wrecks, and premises liability accidents. We also advocate on behalf of those who were injured while working in the Texas oil industry.

Personal Injury
Being injured in any type of accident can turn your world upside down. You may be left unable to work while facing mountains of medical bills and many years of painful recovery. The good news is that Morales Law Office, Attorneys at Law, PLLC. is here to help. Our experienced personal injury lawyers are ready and willing to help you collect the full compensation you deserve for injuries caused by...

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