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Collin County Criminal Defense Lawyers

The Collin County criminal defense lawyers of Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian are here to defend your rights, freedom, and reputation. If you've been charged with a crime or if you're under investigation, choose the law firm that has successfully represented others just like you in our community.

Why Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian?

You need an experienced criminal defense attorney to protect your freedom if you or a loved one is under investigation or charged with a crime.

If you or a loved one is under investigation or charged with a crime, you need an experienced criminal defense attorney to protect your freedom. When you are undertaking a significant legal battle, you deserve a competent, knowledgeable and dedicated law firm in your corner. The criminal defense lawyers at Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian have earned a reputation for success. Our firm has the resources to give your case the immediate attention it requires.

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Criminal Defense Cases Our Attorneys Handle

Alcohol Offenses/DWI Defense

Being found guilty of an alcohol offense can have lasting ramifications on your life. Not only do you have to contend with serious fines, but repeat charges can cost you your driver’s license. If you have been charged with a DWI or other alcohol-related offense, our attorneys can help you protect your rights.

Drug Crimes

Drug crime charges can vary from somewhat minor possession charges to serious trafficking and dealing allegations. If you’ve been accused of a drug crime, understand that you have the right to defend yourself from the charges against you. An attorney can help you find a strategy that will help you keep your freedom, minimize your sentence, or have your case dropped altogether.

Possession of Marijuana

While possession of marijuana is decriminalized to a point in many jurisdictions throughout Texas, it is still completely illegal in Collin County. If you have been charged with marijuana possession, our lawyers can help you defend against the allegations you are facing.

Assault/Aggravated Assault

If you’re facing assault charges, there are many legal strategies that can be employed to help you fight the accusations. Our experienced attorneys understand what the police and prosecution need to prove on their side of the case, and can work with you to find the holes in their case.

Family Violence/Child Injuries

Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian has experienced and skilled defense attorneys for people who have been accused of domestic violence crimes. Even the mere accusation of domestic violence can have social and professional consequences, so it is important to get the situation cleared up as soon as possible.

CPS Cases

Being accused of mistreating your children can feel like a punch to the gut. Having to interact with a Texas Child Protective Services officer can be incredibly stressful, and any statements you make can hurt your family’s future. Our law firm can help you deal with CPS and will work with your family to put all this behind you.

Federal Firearms Charges

A Federal firearms charge can lead to serious consequences if you are found guilty. If you were charged with possession of a prohibited firearm, transfer of a firearm to a minor, possession of a firearm during a violent crime, or any other firearm offense, you will need a lawyer on your side who is well-versed in defending these accusations.

Sex Crimes

A sex crime accusation can be enough to throw your life into disarray. You will have to have many difficult conversations, and people may stigmatize you. Our attorneys understand the effect this can have on your life and will fight to share your side of the story and defend your rights.

Theft/Burglary

It may seem like you have no recourse for defense if you are arrested on accusations of theft or burglary, but you should know that you are not guilty of any crime until a court has officially declared it. Our attorneys know how to defend your rights and strike the right deals to get you the best possible outcome in your theft or burglary case.

White Collar Crime

If you have been accused of a white collar crime such as accounting fraud, identity theft, counterfeiting, money laundering, or any other similar offense, our attorneys can help you. We are experienced in protecting the rights of our community members and work diligently to create defenses that frequently achieve great results for our clients.

Probation Violations

If you are accused of violating your probation, it could mean you will have to return to jail or prison. This can be an overwhelming setback for your rehabilitation, so it is important to get experienced legal counsel to help you keep your freedom.

Expunction

Certain past criminal offenses can be permanently removed from your record, so future background checks and other entities that may look into your past do not see them. Speak with an attorney to find out if your past offenses are eligible to be expunged.

Non-Disclosures

If you have a crime on your record that is not eligible to be expunged, you may be able to obtain an order of non-disclosure for it instead. This allows the record to be hidden in certain instances, such as a background check. However, it will still be available to certain agencies, such as law enforcement. Nevertheless, placing a non-disclosure order can brighten your prospects for finding work and housing.

Castle Doctrine

When someone is invading your home, you have a right to defend yourself, your family, and your property. In these cases, the accused person has been through a frightening and jarring experience, and is now being accused of a crime. If you are accused of harming someone who was trespassing in your home, our Collin County Castle Doctrine defense attorneys can help you clear your name and fight the charges you are facing.

Believing In Our Clients

Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian takes pride in a professional yet personalized approach that takes into account your individual needs and goals. Our attorneys will work with you directly to understand your unique situation and exhaust any and all viable options to preserve your innocence. We believe in your case; and will fight to protect you. Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian has the knowledge and experience you need to defend your criminal charges in either a state or federal court.

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Calling (972) 369-0577 or Toll free at (877) 538-8640.

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At Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian, our Collin County criminal defense attorneys know that results are the only thing that matters. We have a proven track record of successful results handling a wide variety of criminal cases. Click here to be contacted about an initial appointment.

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Contact Our Collin County Criminal Defense Attorneys Today

If you or a family member has been arrested or charged with a criminal offense in Collin County, you need to take immediate action. Our criminal defense team is standing by, ready to provide the high-quality legal representation that you deserve.

You can contact our experienced Collin County criminal defense attorneys and staff 24/7. Someone will always be available to answer your call to provide legal advice, schedule an appointment, or update you on your case status. We care about our clients and strive to deliver client services you can trust.

We have the resources and skill to defend juvenile and adult clients facing charges ranging from DWI and drug possession to burglary and assault. There’s no case, big or small, that we can’t handle. Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian is proud to serve clients from McKinney and Plano, TX, as well as the surrounding areas.

Founding Partner Jeremy Rosenthal leads a dedicated legal team at our McKinney office. He uses his prior experience as a prosecutor to provide an effective and comprehensive defense for those charged with a crime. Jeremy received prestigious recognition from Texas Super Lawyers, which only 5% of Texas attorneys have the honor of receiving. He is also the President of the McKinney Bar Association and on the board of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers’ Educational Institute.

Jeremy understands the legal system can be confusing, and not everyone knows how to navigate it. He uses his blog to write about topics he cares about and provide people with resources regarding all areas of criminal law. You can find information, such as specific traffic laws in Texas, and how to mentally prepare yourself for the challenges you will face after getting arrested.

You can schedule an initial consultation by calling (972) 369-0577 or toll free (877) 538-8640. Contact the experienced Collin County criminal defense lawyers at Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian today.

Meet Our Criminal Defense Team

Jeremy Rosenthal

Bo Kalabus

Kyle Therrian

Vanita Budhrani Parker

Kristi Tyler

Gonzalo Serrano

Ryan King

Reynie Tinajero

Aubrey K. Noonan

Alyse Ferguson

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Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian's McKinney Office serves those who have been charged with a crime in Collin County

Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian

McKinney Office

7300 State Highway 121 Suite 400
McKinney, TX 75070, United States

Phone Number: (972) 544-9313

Best in DFW Gold winner for Criminal Defense

If you ever find yourself in the unfortunate scenario of being under investigation or having official criminal charges filed against you or a loved one in Collin County, turn to the skilled team at Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian. We were chosen by the Dallas Morning News as the Best in DFW Gold winner for Criminal Defense. Our reputation for success stems from decades of combined experience among our partners and associates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to hire an attorney to defend me?

Yes, having an attorney represent you is in your best interest and is one of the fundamental rights granted to you by the Supreme Court (Miranda vs. Arizona). Whether you’re facing a misdemeanor or a felony charge, your attorney can help you navigate the complex criminal proceedings and assist you with the following:

Understanding the charges that have been filed against you
The best strategies for defending you given the circumstances of your case
The likelihood of a plea bargain
What you can expect pre-trial, post-trial, and at sentencing

It is wise to hire a Collin County criminal defense lawyer to represent you in your Collin County case.

d How do I choose a lawyer to represent me?

Selecting the right criminal defense lawyer to represent you is one of the most important decisions you can make. Your choice can have a significant impact on the outcome of your case. Be sure to research your options (searching online or asking for referrals from friends or family is a good start). You should choose a firm with attorneys who have experience handling state criminal cases or, if your case involves federal charges, a team that handles cases at the federal level. Be sure to take advantage of confidential consultations with the firms you select, where you can discuss the specifics of your case, their experience, and strategies for how they’ll defend you.

How long will my criminal case take?

The length of the criminal proceedings will depend on the seriousness of the charges, the complexity of your particular case, the prosecution’s evidence, the defendant’s wishes, and other factors. Some cases could be resolved in as little as a few months, while others could take several years. While it is natural to want the criminal matter settled and over with quickly, your attorney will do all they can to prepare the best possible defense on your behalf, which could take some time.

Should I give a statement to the police or investigators?

No. It is never a good idea to provide a statement to the authorities without having an attorney present. While you may want to quickly demonstrate that you have nothing to hide or are worried that asking for a lawyer will make you look guilty, this is a dangerous misconception that often ends up harming your defense.

Be sure to politely refuse to answer any questions or give any statements until you have legal representation. Your attorney can communicate with authorities on your behalf and make sure that you don’t say anything that could be used against you in court. In many cases, the police or investigators are looking to get you to say something incriminating or will assist them in building their case against you, so be sure not to give them any extra ammunition.

How soon should I act if I’ve been arrested?

You should contact an attorney as soon as possible to represent you. In some cases, the authorities could have been building a case for weeks or months before arresting you, so putting your attorney to work on your defense right away will be crucial. In general, the longer you delay in hiring representation, the more difficult it will be to build a strong case and prove your innocence.