Our Case Results

Client was charged with securing execution of document by deception 1,500-20K. Client was accused of making false statements on an application she filled out to receive government assistance by failing to report her income. As a result, she was over issued more than $13,000 in food stamps and Medicaid benefits. The DA asked that the client make full restitution in the amount of $13,287. However, Mr. Alband countered and was able to get the restitution amount waived in full.

The client was arrested for the offense of Assault Bodily Injury on a Family Member after having an altercation with his wife. His case went to trial and he was found not guilty on May 2, 2014 in Tarrant County. Because of the not guilty verdict, the client was entitled to have all records and files relating to this case expunged.

Cases no billed by the Grand Jurors (same defendant), client had initially retained other counsel to represent him on a Possession of a Controlled Substance charge. Client missed court and a warrant was issued for his arrest. Client was notified by the attorney that he wouldn't be able to get the warrant lifted until the following week. Mr. Alband was subsequently hired. The following day, Mr. Alband presented a valid prescription written by the client's doctor to the DA. The warrant was cleared and the case was dismissed.

It was alleged that our client broke into a residence and assaulted the owner of the home. He was charged with Burglary of a Habitation with Intent to Commit Assault. The client consented to a polygraph exam and passed. The results of the polygraph were presented to the Tarrant County DA working the case. The case was dismissed on 11/18/14.

Case no billed by the Grand Juror
Client was charged with criminal mischief 1,500-20K. Client was accused of intentionally ramming his vehicle into an off-duty police officer's vehicle while exiting off of a freeway. Mr. Alband was able to make a presentation to the grand jury on 9/22/14. The grand jurors heard sworn testimony from witnesses and reviewed the evidence that was presented by the prosecutor and Mr. Alband and voted that same day not to return an indictment against the client. No charges will be pursued against the client.

Client was arrested in Tarrant County for the offense of DWI. A breath specimen was provided by her at the time of the offense. The case went to trial and she was found not guilty on 11/5/14. Subsequent to her acquittal, her case has since been expunged.

Client was charged with DWI in Denton County. The client did provide a breath specimen at the time of the offense and was over the legal limit of .08. His case went to trial by jury on 12/11/14 and the client was found not guilty of the offense. His case is now in the process of being expunged.

Client was arrested in Tarrant County for the offence of Shoplifting on Government Property. Because the incident took place on the Army and Air Force Exchange, the case was filed in federal court. The client was willing to do whatever it took to have the case dismissed. We asked the client to pay back restitution to the store and complete an 8 hour theft and shoplifting class. As a result, this case is set to be dismissed on May 21, 2015.

An attempt to assist a homeless person who was being questioned by police resulted in our client being arrested for Interference with Public Duties and Resisting Arrest. The client was acting out of concern for the homeless person not realizing the possibility of placing the officers in danger by interfering with their work. The case was ultimately dismissed on April 16, 2014 with an apology letter to the police officers and 30 hours community service.

California resident visiting Texas was arrested in Tarrant County and charged with Possession of Marijuana under 2 ounces. The client provided us with a Physician’s Statement Regarding Medical Cannabis allowing him to use cannabis for medical purposes. Upon speaking with prosecutor, we were able to get the case dismissed with proof of the medical marijuana license and 24 hours community service. The client’s case was dismissed on April 16, 2015, prior to the first court date, saving the client the burden of purchasing a plane ticket to appear at the court setting.