Texas Battery Defense Attorney
Arrested For a Serious Offense? Know Your Options.
While many states separate and treat
assault and battery as two different crimes, Texas uses the same elements to prove
battery as they would to prove assault.
What Is Battery in Law?
In law, battery occurs when an individual
intentionally causes bodily harm,
threatens the victim, or
knowingly makes physical contact with the victim in a violent manner. It is a physical
act that results in offensive or harmful contact with another person
without that person's consent.
Arrested? Call (888) 907-8994 For a Free Consultation.
If you were arrested for battery, you need the solid defense offered at
The Law Offices of Alex R. Hernandez, Jr. PLLC.
Our firm is backed by the experience and skill necessary to help clients navigate
their way through the complex justice system.
Attorney Hernandez maintains a Superb 10.0 Rating on Avvo and is a member of the Million
Dollar Advocates Forum – an honor that reaches only less than 1%
of practicing legal professionals nationwide.
We’re ready to hear from you! To begin discussing your case with
a battery lawyer in Texas, call our firm at (888) 907-8994 or contact us
online.
The Reality of a Battery Charge
Texas’ assault and battery laws consider such offenses to range from
a Class C misdemeanor to a second-degree felony. As a
misdemeanor, you may be facing a monetary fine of up to $500 and as a
felony, you may be facing up to 20 years in prison and fines of up to $10,000.
At our firm, we make it our duty to stand by your side and build the best
possible case on your behalf to fight the charges you face.
There are a number of factors considered in battery offenses, including:
- Your relationship to the victim
- Past convictions
- Why type of violent behavior was involved
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Our Texas
criminal defense attorneys have nearly 15 years of legal experience assisting thousands
of clients facing criminal matters. We understand the gravity of your
situation and our extensive knowledge of criminal law helps us combat
common prosecution courtroom tactics. Our efforts are solely committed
to ensuring that your charges are dropped or reduced.
Don’t wait another moment – contact battery attorneys in Corpus
Christi today to
receive a free case evaluation. Call (888) 907-8994.
We serve clients throughout Texas.