all assault cases defended
Defending You Against Assault Allegations with Proven Strategies
Assault Defense Lawyer in Houston You Can Rely On
An assault charge in Texas can carry serious consequences, ranging from heavy fines to years in prison. In Houston, prosecutors take these cases seriously, and without the right defense, you could be left with a permanent mark on your record.
At Restrepo Law, we focus on uncovering the full story behind the accusation. Many assault cases involve heated arguments, mistaken identities, or situations where you acted in self-defense. We work to bring those facts to light and ensure the court hears your side.
Attorney Ruben Restrepo understands how Harris County prosecutors build assault cases — and how to challenge them.
From questioning witness credibility to analyzing police reports and body camera footage, we build a defense strategy designed to protect your freedom and reputation.
When everything you’ve worked for is at risk, you need more than representation — you need an advocate who will fight for your future.
Local Experience in Houston Courts
Focus: Highlight knowledge of local legal processes.
Incorporating: Harris County handles thousands of assault cases each year.
With such a heavy caseload, prosecutors often aim for quick convictions. At Restrepo Law, we know how Houston courts operate and use that experience to anticipate challenges and strengthen your defense.
Defenses That May Apply To Your Case
Focus: Explain available defense strategies.
Incorporating: Texas law recognizes self-defense and defense of others.
Many assault cases involve misunderstandings or legally justified actions. We carefully evaluate the evidence to determine the best defense and ensure your side of the story is fully represented.
Protecting Your Future Beyond The Case
Focus: Stress the long-term impact of an assault charge.
Incorporating: A conviction can affect jobs, housing, and licensing.
We don’t just fight charges in the courtroom — we fight to protect your future. Our goal is to reduce or dismiss charges so you can move forward without a criminal record holding you back.