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Led by Austin criminal lawyer Jason Trumpler, The Law Offices of Jason Trumpler offers services to those in need of drug defense attorney, jail release, DWI attorney & more. When you need an aggressive criminal defense attorney or DWI lawyer in Austin, you can count on Jason Trumpler and his associates to provide you with quality legal services. Attorney Jason Trumpler has a long and impressive history of achievement, and with more than 15 years of practicing law, he has succeeded in getting charges reduced or dismissed for many clients. We answer the phones 24 hours a day, and our office works together closely to ensure all of our associates know the details of your case. Day or night, when you need help, we are just a phone call away.
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Law Offices of Jason Trumpler
What areas of law do you practice?
At The Law Offices of Jason Trumpler we specialize in the following: Criminal Justice Attorney, DWI Attorney, Drug Crimes Lawyer, Domestic Violence Lawyer, Assault Defense Attorney, Theft Defense Lawyer, Petition for Nondisclosure, Expungement Lawyer, Misdemeanor Lawyer, Burglary Lawyer and more.
What does a criminal defense lawyer do?
Criminal defense attorneys (private and court-appointed) research the facts, investigate the case against their clients, and try to negotiate deals with their adversaries (prosecutors). These deals might include reduced bail, reduced charges, and reduced sentences.
How do I become eligible for nondisclosure?
A person is eligible to seal their criminal record through nondisclosure after completing deferred adjudication. Deferred adjudication gives people a chance to avoid a conviction if certain conditions are met. The defendant pleads guilty or no contest and is placed on probation.
When can I petition for nondisclosure?
Each criminal offense has a different time period in which you can petition for nondisclosure. While some misdemeanors allow for immediate filing, other crimes require a longer waiting period. Jason Trumpler reviews your case to determine when the appropriate filing date will be and to ensure all paperwork is ready ahead of schedule.
How much does petition for nondisclosure cost?
Our law office serving Austin and Georgetown are transparent about all our legal fees. We generally charge between $1,500 to $2,500 per petition for nondisclosure, with court filing fees included. We ensure a client is eligible for nondisclosure before we collect any fees.
What is expungement?
Expungement, also called expunction, is the process of erasing certain arrests and convictions from your record. It allows you to legally say you do not have a criminal record. The offense will not appear on a background check, and you do not have to disclose the information on contracts or applications.
How do I know if I am eligible for expungement?
We help clients in Austin, Georgetown, and communities throughout the region determine their eligibility and begin this legal process. There are a number of circumstances that may make certain arrests or convictions on you record eligible for expunction, including:
You were acquitted by a jury or judge in a court of appeals.
You were arrested, but a case was never filed after the statute of limitations period expired.
You were convicted of a crime but later pardoned.
Your case was dismissed entirely or the charges were dropped after the statute of limitations period expired.
How much does it cost to hire an expungement attorney?
The Law Offices of Jason Trumpler charge $2,000 per case on average for expunctions. Keep in mind that court filing fees are included in your cost, so you will not need to worry about additional payments down the road. Meanwhile, if Mr. Trumpler represented you in the underlying case, this may result in lower fees for a related expunction.
What is the penalty for prostitution in Texas?
Under Texas law, prostitution is generally a Class B misdemeanor. The penalty for prostitution in Texas is the potential for several months in jail and significant fines. A second or subsequent conviction calls for more substantial punishments, including up to two years in state prison.
What happens if you get caught soliciting prostitution?
If this is your first time being arrested for solicitation or prostitution then you will likely be charged with a misdemeanor and punished by up to 93 days in jail and a fine up to $500. A second charge will likely still be a misdemeanor but with a harsher punishment.
What does it cost to hire a defense lawyer?
In criminal defense cases, it can cost anywhere from $2,500 to $50,000 for our attorney services. Obviously, this is a wide price range, but the specific cost depends on the type of crime, the complexity of the case, and whether we reach a plea agreement early or proceed with litigation and go to court.
What are the benefits of hiring a domestic violence lawyer?
You can count on our firm to work diligently and strategically to dispute state evidence and defend your freedom and reputation. Jason Trumpler can conduct an independent investigation that involves contacting and interviewing favorable witnesses to build your case.
What are some of the ramifications I will face from a domestic violence case?
Your lawyer will aim to minimize consequences, but there are no certainties when it comes to domestic violence cases. Additionally, even if you avoid jail time, you may experience other ramifications, which is why you should choose a knowledgeable lawyer who understands prosecutors, courts, and juries.
What are the different types of misdemeanors in the state of Texas?
A Class A misdemeanor is considered the most serious offense, with a fine of up to $4,000 and up to one year in county jail. A Class B misdemeanor is punishable by a fine of up to $2,000 and up to 180 days in county jail. A Class C misdemeanor involves zero jail time and is punishable by a fine of up to $500.
Can a misdemeanor lawyer get my case dismissed?
Yes, our criminal defense lawyer can potentially get your case dismissed. We identify any grounds for dismissal, such as a lack of probable cause, insufficient evidence, or a witness who is unable to testify. We cannot promise that we can get your case dismissed, but we certainly do everything in our power to achieve this outcome.
Will a misdemeanor show up on a background check?
Yes, a misdemeanor shows up on a background check because it is a crime. While a misdemeanor does not carry the same implications as a felony, it does affect many aspects of your life. For example, some employers may have policies against hiring people who have a history of any crime, no matter how minor.
Do I have to go to trial over a misdemeanor?
It depends on your case. The majority of misdemeanor cases are resolved before going to trial by accepting a plea deal or getting the prosecutor to dismiss the case. If a case does go to trial, Jason Trumpler has extensive experience as both a prosecutor and criminal defense attorney and has taken over 100 cases to trial.
How much time do you get for burglary in Texas?
Burglary is typically classified as a state jail felony and is punishable by up to 2 years in a state jail and a fine reaching $10,000. However, if it is committed upon a habitation, or a home, it is classified as a second degree felony. Second degree felonies carry up to 20 years in prison.