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Texas Sex Crimes Defense Attorney

A person is innocent until proven guilty. Yet, even the allegation of a sex crime - however unfounded - can destroy personal relationships with family and friends and ruin a person's professional life. If a person is convicted, he or she will face potentially long prison sentence followed by lifetime sex offender registration and restricted freedom. Many registered sex offenders find it nearly impossible to get a job or find a place to live.

You deserve a strong, aggressive defense against any charge of rape, accusation of child pornography, or arrest for any type of sexual assault. If you have been charged with a sex offense, please contact the experienced, Texas sex crimes lawyer at the Law Office of David A. Breston.

Aggressive Defense against Serious Charges

Sex crime defense attorney David Breston has successfully represented clients charged with all types of sex crimes, including:

• Rape
• Date Rape
• Spousal Rape
• Statutory Rape
• Aggravated Sexual Assault
• Child Molestation
• FMS (False Memory Syndrome)
• Indecent Exposure
• Munchausen by Proxy Syndrome
• Possession of Child Pornography
• Online Solicitation of a Minor
• Sexual Battery
• Lewd Conduct
• Prostitution

No one needs an experienced attorney more than someone charged with a sex crime. Even if family and friends turn their backs on you, defense lawyer David Breston will stand by your side and vigorously defend your rights and your freedom. For a free phone consultation to discuss your rights and legal options, contact the Law Office of David A. Breston today.

For detailed information about sex crimes, visit our Sex Crimes Web site. We thoroughly understand how to investigate a sex crime or child sex crime, how to prepare for litigation, and when necessary, how to defend you at trial. The prosecution must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt - a very high standard of proof. We have a great deal of experience and success in casting doubt on presumptions of guilt.

To learn more, you may also visit our Sex Offenses Information Center.