Has Your Child Been Charged With a Juvenile Offense?
Young people sometimes make poor decisions. In some cases, those poor decisions become valuable learning experiences. In other cases, they result in a conviction for a juvenile offense, fines, probation or even jail time. Those poor decisions can result in a lifetime of consequences unless the case is handled properly.
A conviction for a relatively minor juvenile offense can have a serious impact on a young person's life for years to come. In some cases, the prosecutor can seek to have the case moved to adult court for certain offenses, which can result in lengthy sentences in prison.
If your son or daughter has been charged with a juvenile offense, it is important to seek experienced legal representation. To arrange a free consultation with one of our juvenile defense lawyers, please contact us today.
We aggressively defend clients charged with:
- DWI
- Drug charges
- Sex offenses
- Car theft
- Robbery
- Assault
- Shoplifting
- Underage drinking
- Stealing money and other forms of theft
- Trespassing
- Criminal mischief
If your child currently has a juvenile record, we may be able to seal their record.
Felony allegations expose your child to potential commitment in the Texas Youth Commission (TYC) until they turn 18 years old. Felony juvenile convictions can be used for enhancement purposes on subsequent offenses once your child reaches adulthood.
Do not let a youthful indiscretion haunt your child for the rest of his or her life. Contact the criminal defense attorneys at Pelley Law Office. Call 972.608.0335 (Plano), (903) 813-4778 (Sherman).
For a free consultation, contact the Pelley Law Office in Plano or Sherman, Texas.
