Because you should never face criminal charges or a family law matter alone, calling the knowledgeable trial attorneys at The Collin County Law Group should be your first step. With over 75 years of combined experience, we are more than prepared to represent you. Whether you’re facing any type of criminal charge, like a drug crime, violent crime, sex crime, theft crime, or another criminal matter altogether, or facing a contentious family matter like a divorce, child custody dispute, or modification, you should have award-winning attorneys on your side.
The attorneys at The Collin County Law Group have tried hundreds of cases to juries and handled thousands more for satisfied clients. Therefore, whether you’re facing a misdemeanor, marijuana, or DWI case or are being accused of child abuse, a felony drug case, or a violent aggravated assault, one of our trial attorneys can help you. If you have been served with divorce papers, a protective order petition, or need to modify your child support or visitation, our family law trial team is ready to be at your side to be there for you.
At The Collin County Law Group, we are dedicated trial lawyers ready to help you with your criminal defense and family law needs. In addition to our highly practiced attorneys, our clients are guided through the court process by our dedicated, caring staff. Don’t just take our word for it; reach out today to set up a consultation about your case.
Our team is experienced and skilled in helping clients with criminal charges like violent crimes, sexual assaults, drugs, and DWI cases or any family law matters.
Our attorneys have over 100 years, collectively, of trial experience. When your freedom or your family is in jeopardy, that’s the kind of experience you want in your corner.
Rest assured, our dedicated attorneys will be with you every step of the way. Contact an attorney to help you with your Collin County criminal or family case now.
A client was charged with the aggravated assault of a public servant in Collin county. The evidence collected by the police and by using an investigator it was clear the client was not guilty. Partner Mito Gonzalez and Trial Attorney Miranda Craddock tried the case to a jury in the 366th District Court of Collin County. The jury deliberated and returned a verdict of not guilty.
A client was arrested and charged with possession of a controlled substance, for which they had a prescription. After investigating and consulting the client’s doctor, Attorney Jon O’Toole was able get this felony dismissed prior to indictment.
A client was charged with three offenses: family violence, interference with an emergency call, and violation of a protective order. Through a thorough investigation, Attorney Jon O’Toole was able to show that the complainant had lied.