Lance Kennedy Law
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Misdemeanor charges, though considered lesser offenses, can still have significant impacts on your life. Conviction of a misdemeanor can affect your employment, educational opportunities, and your freedoms. For this reason, it is beneficial to reach out to a misdemeanor attorney as soon as possible.
At Lance Kennedy Law, we understand the gravity of your situation and are committed to navigating the complexities of the criminal defense process on your behalf. Our approach is to meticulously review the details of your case, ensure your rights are protected, and seek the most favorable outcome possible. You can trust our firm to advocate for you with the dedication and diligence you deserve during this challenging time.
To see how a misdemeanor defense lawyer can help, call our firm at (737) 324-7540 today.
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At Lance Kennedy Law, we provide experienced criminal defense for clients throughout Texas, from Waco to San Antonio. Our practice is dedicated to protecting your rights at every step, combining strategic insight with a deep understanding of criminal law. We’re here to deliver the guidance and advocacy you need for the best possible outcome.
Why Choose Us:
- Led by a former Assistant United States Attorney
- Over 50+ Texas trials and 7 federal jury trials handled
- Degrees from SMU Law, Harvard, and UT Austin
- Collaboration with FBI, DEA, ATF, and major agencies
- Recognized Super Lawyer and industry speaker
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We’ll Reduce Your Time In Court
We focus on saving you time by minimizing court appearances.
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We’ll Fight For a Dismissal
We will work to protect your rights and secure the best possible outcome for your case.
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Move On With Your Life
You deserve to move past the criminal charge that is putting your life on hold.
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Get a Free Case Review
Let’s discuss your case, your goals, and what strategies are right for you.
At Lance Kennedy Law, our team is dedicated to providing strategic criminal defense throughout Austin, Waco, San Antonio, and beyond. We focus exclusively on Texas criminal law, offering experience you can trust, from DWI and assault to drug, homicide, and weapons charges. Led by a former Assistant United States Attorney and Federal Assistant District Attorney, with trial experience in over 50 Texas cases and 7 federal jury trials, we bring insight from working alongside agencies like the FBI, DEA, IRS, and Texas Rangers. With degrees from SMU Law, Harvard, and UT Austin, our Super Lawyer honors and commitment to excellence speak for themselves. We’re not just your legal advocates—we’re partners, guiding you toward a clearer future with skill, respect, and unwavering support.
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Can misdemeanors be expunged?Yes, many misdemeanor convictions can be expunged, or removed, from your criminal record. The process and eligibility criteria vary by state. Generally, a certain amount of time must pass since the conviction or completion of the sentence before applying for expungement.
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Do I need a lawyer for a misdemeanor?While you can represent yourself, hiring a lawyer is advisable. A lawyer will understand the complexities of the legal system, help build a defense, and may negotiate a plea deal to minimize penalties or reduce charges.
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Can a misdemeanor affect employment?Yes, a misdemeanor can impact employment opportunities. Employers may conduct background checks, and a criminal record could affect job prospects. Some professions have strict licensing requirements that may be impacted by a criminal history. Legal advice can help navigate these situations.
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What happens if I miss my court date?Missing a court date for a misdemeanor can lead to serious consequences, including a warrant for your arrest. It may also result in additional charges or penalties. If you miss a court date, contact your attorney or the court immediately to resolve the situation.
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