Facing Criminal Charges in Kerrville?

Put Five Generations of Skills & Experience in Your Corner

In many respects, a criminal case against a defendant is only as good as the evidence collected, the manner in which it was collected, whether investigators or officers followed proper procedure, and whether prosecution witnesses are credible. At The Law Office of Patrick O’Fiel, P.C. we work with investigators, forensic experts, lab technicians, and other professionals as needed when defending our clients. In criminal cases that don’t require the use of experts, we expose departures from standard operating procedures, conflicting statements on the part of police officers and witnesses, and circumstantial evidence that must be questioned.

Regardless of whether you’ve been arrested for marijuana possession, drunk driving or domestic violence, contact Kerrville criminal defense lawyer Patrick O’Fiel today before talking to investigators or the district attorney’s office.

Experienced Kerrville, Texas, Criminal Defense Attorney

We provide an aggressive defense against all Texas criminal charges, including:

• Drug Charges: Drug possession (marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamines, etc.) and drug trafficking charges, as well as prescription fraud and other drug-related charges.
• DWI / Drunk Driving: Drunk driving, DWI, DUI and other alcohol-related charges.
• Juvenile Crimes: Juvenile crime charges, including assault (fighting), theft crimes (shoplifting) and drug crimes (possession of marijuana or other drugs).
• Family Violence: Family violence or domestic abuse.
• Assault and Battery: Assault and/or battery charges, including domestic violence.
• Theft Crimes: All theft charges, including burglary, shoplifting, robbery and other theft charges.

Contact Kerrville Criminal Defense Attorney Patrick O'Fiel Today

If you’ve been arrested on a criminal charge, it’s important to protect your rights. Depending on your criminal record and the charges against you, it may be possible to preempt any further criminal action against you by pleading to a lesser charge. It may also be possible to reduce the sentence against you, especially in drug possession, domestic violence, and juvenile offense cases.