If you have been arrested or accused of a crime, you need an experienced trial attorney like Lesa Pamplin who will answer your questions honestly and zealously defend your rights.

The Law Office of Lesa Pamplin, P.C., is located at 2821 E. Lancaster, Fort Worth, Texas 76103, and handles criminal cases in:

• Tarrant County ( Fort Worth, Arlington, Hurst, Euless, Bedford, Samson Park, River Oaks, Grand Prairie, etc.)
• Dallas County ( Dallas, Irving, Garland, Mesquite, Richardson, Farmers Branch, Rowlett, Duncanville, Cedar Hill, DeSoto, Lancaster, Wylie, etc.)

Ms. Pamplin has built a solid reputation working in the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office as an Assistant District Attorney. This experience has served her well, as prosecutors know her to be an attorney with the ability and experience to defend the toughest criminal case. Do not kid yourself: prosecutors are well aware of defense attorneys that are either afraid or unwilling to try cases. A prosecutor with this knowledge has no incentive to negotiate or present you with a reasonable offer to resolve your case. Prosecutors who know Ms. Pamplin know that there is a fair chance that their case may end up in trial. Accordingly, she generally gets better results for her clients.

Ms. Pamplin is a full-time criminal defense attorney specializing in the following areas:

• EXPUNCTIONS
• Orders of Non-Disclosure
• Criminal Law / Criminal Defense
  • Intoxication-Oriented offenses:
    • DUI/DWI
    • Public Intoxication
    • Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor
    • Minor in Possession & Minor in Consumption
  • Drug offenses:
    • Possession of Marijuana
    • Possession of a Controlled Substance
    • Possession of a Dangerous Drug
    • Delivery cases
    • Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
    • Possession by Prescription Fraud
  • Victim-Oriented offenses:
    • Assault - class A & class C
    • Assault/Family Violence
    • Aggravated assault
    • Harassment
    • Stalking
    • Terroristic Threat
    • Deadly Conduct
    • Failing to Stop & Rend Aid
    • Leaving the Scene of an Accident
    • Capital Murder
    • Murder
    • Aggravated Robbery
    • Sexual Assault
  • Theft offenses:
    • Theft of property
    • Theft of service
    • Theft by check
    • Issuance of a Bad Check
    • Shop lifting
  • Property offenses:
    • Burglary
    • Criminal Trespass
    • Criminal Mischief
  • Police Officer-Oriented offenses:
    • False Report to a Police Officer
    • Evading arrest or detention
    • Resisting arrest or detention or search
    • Failure to Identify
    • UCW
    • Possession of Firearm by a Felon
    • Assault on a Public Servant
  • Offenses against Public Decency
    • Prostitution
    • Indecent Exposure
    • Public Lewdness
  • Grand Jury Proceedings
  • Probation Violations (Motions to Adjudicate, Motions to Revoke, Motions to Surrender)
  • Administrative Law:
    • ALR hearings
  • Occupational Driver's Licenses
    • Driving While License Suspended
    • Violation of O.D.L.
• Juvenile Law / Juvenile Defense

• The Juvenile System 
• Sealing Juvenile Records

We all know there is an inequality of power and material resources in the criminal justice system. The government has a large staff of lawyers, police and agents, sophisticated crime labs and experts, and a huge budget provided by the taxpayers. This gives them a tremendous advantage because the legal system is based on the premise that "the whole truth" is that which is presented at the trial. If a defendant cannot challenge the government's case or submit his or her own witnesses, then the jury by default will probably accept as true whatever evidence the prosecutor produces.

The Law Office of Lesa Pamplin understands this and defends her clients with a zealous fervor. The firm's strength lies in preparation, investigation, motion practice, and trial presentation.

Clients can also rely on Ms. Pamplin to be approachable, responsive, efficient and effective. She is well regarded because she demonstrates the strictest personal and professional ethics, as well as the utmost concern for her clients. She provides personalized legal representation to her clients based on their backgrounds, needs and objectives. She responds promptly to telephone calls, reports regularly on case developments and stays on top of changes in the law.

By focusing on the defense of criminal cases alone, the Law Office of Lesa Pamplin can assure you of the highest quality legal representation that is enhanced by the personal attention you should expect to receive and will receive from both Ms. Pamplin and her staff.

Ms. Pamplin graduated from Texas Wesleyan School of Law and from Northeast Louisiana University. She is a member of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association and the Tarrant County Criminal Defense Lawyer Association.

Ms. Pamplin is also a member in good standing with the State Bar of Texas and urges you to check with their office if you have any questions about her ethical and professional standards. The grievance hotline number is (800) 932-1900.