Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorneys

20+ Years of Experience Defending Clients in Court. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, and Bentwater.

At Steinmann Law Firm, we have been defending accused individuals in court for decades. We have cultivated a winning reputation for our trial defense work, and we are one of the largest law firms in the Conroe area. 

Whether you have questions about violating a protective order or about your post-conviction relief options, we are here to help. We have handled numerous criminal defense cases and appeals, and we will build a defense strategy based on your needs and goals for the future. 

We understand the stakes of a criminal case and how every present decision will determine your future. You can count on us to protect your rights now and your life ahead.

Schedule an initial consultation by calling with Steinmann Law Firm at (936) 226-0266 to discuss your defense options in Montgomery County, Texas.

Helping You Overcome a Criminal Charge

Being arrested or accused of a crime can feel like the end. A conviction could prevent you from certain job opportunities, professional licenses, and housing applications. 

As a result, we understand how important the outcome of your defense is and how to keep fighting even in the face of unfavorable results. There are a few post-conviction relief options you may pursue based on your situation:

• Appeal the court’s ruling – You can appeal a court’s ruling within 30 days of your initial trial by filing a Motion for a New Trial. The purpose of an appeal is to address whether procedural errors in the original trial led to the verdict. The appeals court will not be looking at new witnesses or new evidence. 
• Apply for expunction – If your offense is eligible (Class C misdemeanors or crimes that did not result in conviction), you may apply for expunction, which removes that offense from your criminal record.
• Petition for nondisclosure – Most misdemeanors are eligible for nondisclosure, and first-time offenses will receive an automatic nondisclosure. A nondisclosure seals that offense from public view, though it will remain accessible to certain criminal justice agencies and government agencies.

Our attorneys can take a closer look at your situation to determine which option fits best for you. If there are obvious procedural errors in your first trial, we can certainly build a strong case for an appeal. 

Get Help With Your Case Today

If you are looking to clean up your criminal record to rebuild your life as you apply for jobs and licenses, we can help you determine your eligibility for expunction or nondisclosure. Conviction is never the end; there is always another way to come back from your past, and we firmly believe in your right to do so.

Contact Steinmann Law Firm today to get started on your criminal case. Whether you seek to file an appeal or defend against your criminal charges, we will represent you steadfastly.