Felonies
Felony Defense Attorney in San Antonio, TX
Serious Charges, Strategic Defense
A felony charge in Texas can change your life forever. At Argüelles & Lambert Law Firm, we understand what’s at stake. With our aggressive defense and deep local knowledge, we fight to safeguard your rights and future.
What Is a Felony in Texas?
Felonies are the most serious criminal offenses — categorized in Texas from capital felonies down to State Jail felonies:
Capital Felony
First Degree
Second Degree
Third Degree
State Jail Felony
Common felony charges include:
- Murder
- Aggravated Assault
- Possession of Controlled Substances (large amounts)
- Sex Crimes
- Human Trafficking
- Burglary
- Weapons or Firearms Offenses
Why a Felony Charge Is a Major Crisis
Felonies carry long-lasting consequences:
- Lengthy prison sentences
- Heavy fines — tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars
- Obligation to register as a sex offender (in some cases)
- Damage to reputation and relationships
- Immigration deportation or bars from the U.S. (Crimigration)
- Barred from certain jobs or professional licenses
Our Felony Defense Approach
At Arguelles & Lambert, we treat every felony case with precision and depth. Our defense strategy includes:
- In-depth investigation of accusations, evidence, and crime scenes
- Consultation with experts — forensic analysts, psychologists, etc.
- Challenging police procedure and evidence integrity
- Negotiating with prosecutors for reduced charges or alternative sentencing
- Ready to litigate aggressively at trial if needed
- Bilingual representation — spoken in English or Spanish
What to Expect in Your Defense
If you choose our firm, here’s how we’ll guide you:
Free Case Evaluation
We review your charges and legal options.
Evidence Gathering
We collect everything needed for a strong defense.
Pre-Trial Strategy Session
We map out the strongest path forward.
Courtroom Advocacy
We represent you at hearings and trial.
Sentencing Phase
We fight for the best possible outcome or appeal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I avoid prison time?
Yes. Many felonies can be reduced to misdemeanors, or receive probation or deferred adjudication.
How long does a felony case last?
It varies widely — from a few months to over a year, depending on the complexity.
What if I’m not a U.S. citizen?
Felony convictions can trigger deportation. You must act quickly — we’ll work closely with immigration counsel.
Secure Skilled Representation Today
A felony charge shouldn’t define your destiny. Let our experienced team stand with you—protecting your rights, dignity, and future.
Call (210) 702-8549 or Schedule Your Free Consultation Today
