Misdemeanors Attorneys in McKinney, Texas
The Consequences of Collin County Misdemeanors
If you or a loved one is charged with a Collin County misdemeanor offense, there are many variables to consider when facing these charges. While the range of punishment on these cases is typically jail time in the county jail and a fine or a probation term with multiple conditions to complete, a misdemeanor offense can also carry with it a variety of life-long consequences. The long-term consequences can affect your rights to carry a firearm or the ability of the prosecution to enhance future, similar charges. At Andor, Goheen, O'Toole, Wadas & Gonzalez, P.L.L.C., we are familiar with these consequences and want to work to get you the best outcome on your Collin County misdemeanor case.
There are three classes of Collin county misdemeanor cases: Classes A, B, and C.
- Class C level offenses are punishable by fine only (up to $500.00), and many times are handled in municipal or justice of the peace courts.
- Class B level misdemeanor cases can be punished by up to 180 days in the county jail, up to a $2,000.00 fine, or a combination of fines and jail time.
- Class A misdemeanors can be punished with up to a year in the county jail, up to a $4,000.00 fine, or a combination of fines and jail time.
Class A and B Collin County misdemeanor cases are generally handled in one of the Collin County Courts at Law.
Misdemeanor Cases We Handle
- Assault
- Family Violence
- Protective Order Violations
- Possession of Marijuana
- Misdemeanor Drug Charges
- Theft
