Texas Robbery Charges Attorney
Houston Robbery Defense Lawyer.
Arrested for Robbery in Houston?
A robbery charge in Texas is a serious felony offense that can carry prison time, large fines, and a permanent criminal record. Prosecutors aggressively pursue these cases, especially when allegations involve weapons, injuries, or repeat offenses. What you do immediately after an arrest can have a major impact on the outcome of your case.
At the Law Office of Andre L. Ligon, PC, we represent clients facing robbery charges throughout Houston and across Texas. Attorney Andre L. Ligon has practiced law since 1996 and has decades of courtroom experience handling serious felony cases in Texas state courts.
Robbery Charges Under Texas Law.
In Texas, robbery allegations generally involve claims that force, threats, or intimidation were used during the commission of a theft. Depending on the facts of the case, prosecutors may pursue charges ranging from robbery to aggravated robbery, which carries significantly harsher penalties.
Many robbery cases involve disputed witness statements, unreliable identifications, surveillance footage, or conflicting versions of events. In some situations, prosecutors overcharge cases before all of the facts have been properly reviewed.
A conviction for robbery can affect employment opportunities, professional licenses, housing, and other areas of a person’s future long after the criminal case ends.
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Building a Strong Criminal Defense
Every robbery case is different. Some cases involve mistaken identity, lack of evidence, false accusations, or constitutional violations during the investigation or arrest process. Early intervention by an experienced defense attorney can be critical when protecting your rights and challenging the prosecution’s evidence. The Law Office of Andre L. Ligon, PC represents clients throughout Houston, Harris County, and across Texas in robbery and other serious felony cases. Our office prepares every case aggressively and works to protect clients both inside and outside the courtroom.
