Juvenile Defense Lawyers in Brazoria County
Serving Clients in Angleton, Pearland, & The Greater Houston Metropolitan Area
In the state of Texas, juveniles are defined as individuals who are 11 to 17 years old. Criminal cases involving juveniles are prosecuted differently than typical criminal cases involving adults. Our team of criminal defense lawyers at Crenshaw & Purvis understands the juvenile legal process and is dedicated to helping you and your family during this challenging and stressful time.
WHAT ARE SOME COMMON JUVENILE CRIMES?
Some of the most common juvenile crimes committed include:
- Vandalism and charges stemming from graffiti
- Petty theft, such as shoplifting
- Assault
- Charges stemming from underage drinking
- Disorderly conduct
- Possession of marijuana
- Curfew violations
- Crimes related to school discipline
- Traffic violations
- Harassment charges, including bullying
- Burglary
- Loitering
- Possession of a weapon
You Need Help Now
Why Crenshaw & Purvis?
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Honest, Knowledgeable, Professional Representation
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Focused Practice on Criminal Defense and DWI
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Established Track Record of Proven Success
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Over 55 Years of Combined Experience
Hear From Our Happy Clients
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“I appreciate the services of Crenshaw and Purvis. I was charged with a Family Violence misdemeanor and got my case dismissed. The whole staff at Crenshaw and Purvis was on the ball and filed all the necessary motions in a timely manner and called the day before my court dates to remind me to come to court.”- Stephen R.
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“Jeff and Brittney are amazing! They got my misdemeanor dismissed! I didn’t think dismissal would even be an option but I just got the call today and I’m ecstatic! Do not go to any other legal team! They are upfront and reasonably priced! I’m so thankful and relieved!”- Shelby M.
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“Mr. Crenshaw was awesome! He is very professional and kept in contact with me all the time. Mr. Crenshaw was able to help me with my case and did what he needed to do to come out on top!”- Rene R.
How long can a juvenile be detained in Texas?
For other serious offenders, a juvenile to be confined up to 40 years, first in a Texas Juvenile Justice Division facility, followed by an optional court transfer to prison.
Advocating for Your Child's Future
When it comes to your family, we want to ensure that your child's rights are fully protected. Oftentimes, the justice system tends to treat juveniles as criminals just because they made a simple mistake. Furthermore, undercover cops at schools are actively looking for students who are breaking the law, rarely giving them the opportunity to make amends. This makes for situations where a simple mistake that many of us made when we were teenagers potentially lead to fines and juvenile detention.
To learn how our juvenile defense attorneys in Brazoria County can help you, call us today at (979) 200-4746.
