Frisco Criminal Defense Lawyer
Charged with a crime in Frisco, Texas? We defend clients in Frisco Municipal Court and across Collin County.
Arrested in Frisco? Call a Defense Lawyer Who Knows the System.
Frisco is one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas—and with that growth comes more arrests and aggressive law enforcement. Whether you're dealing with a DWI, drug charge, assault, or a Class C offense, the consequences can be serious. Don't face it alone.
At Texas Defenders, we help people charged with crimes in Frisco and throughout Collin County. We know how local prosecutors work and how to protect your rights in both municipal and county courts. If you've been arrested or are under investigation, we'll step in immediately and fight for the best possible result.
Types of Criminal Charges We Handle in Frisco
We represent adults (not juveniles) charged with all levels of criminal offenses, including:
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DWI / DUI
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Drug Possession – including marijuana, THC oil, vape pens, pills, and more
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Drug Paraphernalia
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Assault & Family Violence
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Class C Assault (Offensive Contact)
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Theft & Shoplifting
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Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon (UCW)
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Evading or Resisting Arrest
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Public Intoxication
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White Collar Crimes
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Felony Charges in District Court
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Misdemeanors in County and Municipal Courts
Even a Class C ticket from Frisco Police can create a permanent criminal record if not handled properly. Let us help you avoid that outcome.
Where Frisco Cases Are Handled
If you're arrested or cited in Frisco, your case may go to one of several courts, depending on the charge:
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Frisco Municipal Court (Class C misdemeanors like public intox, assault by contact, theft under $100, drug paraphernalia)
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Collin County Courts at Law (Class A and B misdemeanors)
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Collin County District Courts in McKinney (felony charges)
We appear regularly in all of these courts and can help from your first court date through trial or dismissal.
What Makes Us Different
Frisco is policed by both the Frisco Police Department and, in some cases, Collin County Sheriff's Office or Texas DPS. These agencies often use dash cams, body cams, and lab-tested evidence—giving the prosecution a strong starting point.
We know how to fight back. Our team:
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Challenges illegal stops, searches, or arrests
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Files motions to suppress key evidence
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Negotiates aggressively for dismissals or diversions
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Takes cases to trial when necessary
We're known for pushing back hard on weak or overcharged cases—especially in family violence, drug, and DWI situations.
Arrested in Frisco? Here's What to Do Next.
If you've been arrested, don't speak to police. Don't plead guilty. And don't wait to get a lawyer. Frisco charges move fast—and early mistakes can cost you a clean record.
We represent clients charged by:
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Frisco Police Department
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Collin County Sheriff's Office
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Frisco Municipal Court
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Collin County Courthouse in McKinney
No matter where your case is, we're ready to step in and start fighting immediately.
Free Consultation for Frisco Criminal Charges
A criminal record can follow you for life. Whether you're dealing with a first-time DWI, a Class C citation, or a felony arrest, your future is worth defending.
Call Texas Defenders at 214-306-9696 to schedule a free consultation. We'll walk you through the next steps and build a defense strategy that works.
Frisco Criminal Defense FAQs
Q: Is Class C assault in Frisco a criminal charge?
Yes. Assault by offensive contact is a Class C misdemeanor and creates a criminal record if not dismissed or sealed. We can often resolve these with dismissals or deferred options.
Q: What court will my Frisco case be in?
Class C charges go to Frisco Municipal Court. Class A/B misdemeanors and felonies go to Collin County courts in McKinney.
Q: Do you handle public intox or paraphernalia tickets?
Yes. These are criminal charges—not just tickets—and we help clients resolve them without a conviction.
