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Honesty. Integrity. Leadership. Do not wait. Let us help. Lacinda is a Texoma Native. She is deeply rooted in our community and is dedicated to serving you.

Lacinda will aggressively defend your legal rights if you are charged with a crime, or have family law matters to resolve, wish to draft a will, or begin probating an estate.

06/04/2026

What Factors Lead To An Aggravated DWI Charge In Texas?

There are certain factors that will cause a DWI to be prosecuted at a higher level of punishment in Texas.

If you are accused of driving while intoxicated with a child younger than 15 years of age in the car, even if it’s a first-time offense, that’s an automatic aggravated DWI and state jail felony charge.

If your blood alcohol content is greater than 0.15, that can increase the punishment range even for a first-time DWI, as well.

Learn more here: https://www.ladyjusticelegal.com/what-you-need-to-know-about-aggravated-dwi-charges-in-texas/

05/18/2026

What Are Potential Defenses That Are Viable In A Serious Drug Case?

One of the biggest defenses your attorney can use is suppression of evidence that was illegally obtained. If the police illegally searched your vehicle or person, any evidence collected this way could be inadmissible. This would be challenged by your attorney filing a motion with the court, followed by an evidentiary hearing in front of the judge. If the motion is granted, the evidence in question cannot be used later at your trial. If the motion is denied, however, the evidence discussed in the hearing can still be used in your trial.

Learn more here: https://www.ladyjusticelegal.com/charged-with-a-drug-related-crime-in-texas/

05/13/2026

Preparing Clients For A Court Date In Texas – When preparing clients for their court dates, it is essential to provide a detailed walk-through of court procedures, protocols, and what to expect throughout the hearing. You should understand how to conduct yourself, starting from the moment you step into the courthouse until your hearing concludes.
Learn more here: https://www.ladyjusticelegal.com/preparing-clients-for-a-court-date-in-texas/

05/04/2026

Introduction: Guiding Clients Through The Court Process – My experience guiding my clients through the litigation process has been vast and varied over the course of my practice. I’ve had clients do it all right and I’ve had clients do it all wrong – and although what’s contained in these pages may seem like common sense, or things that your mother taught you – all these tales of woe and caution exist because someone didn’t do right, and it had a negative impact on their case.

Learn more here: https://www.ladyjusticelegal.com/guiding-clients-through-the-court-process/

04/21/2026

What Are Plausible Defenses To Assault Charges?

One plausible defense to assault charges is self-defense, or if someone else was the aggressor, you had to defend yourself.

Mutual combat is not a total defense, but it can be used as a mitigating factor, meaning your punishment or the treatment of the case should be less severe because both parties are equally engaged.

Learn more here: https://www.ladyjusticelegal.com/dealing-with-assault-charges-in-texas/

04/15/2026

Boundaries In The Attorney-Client Relationship - Establishing realistic expectations is critical in maintaining a successful attorney-client relationship. A lawyer who promises specific outcomes can create disappointment and lose credibility with their client – especially in cases where the outcome doesn’t align with the client’s expectations. Since it is impossible to predict the exact outcome of a contested hearing or a trial, it’s essential to communicate potential outcomes based on past experiences and courtroom knowledge. This process helps clients understand the range of possibilities and prepares them for various outcomes.

Learn more here: https://www.ladyjusticelegal.com/expectations-and-boundaries-in-attorney-client-relationship/

04/13/2026

If An Alleged Victim Changes Their Story After Domestic Violence Related Charges Are Filed In Texas, Does That Mean The Charges Against Me Will Be Dropped?

While a victim changing their story after charges are filed should mean that the charges will be dropped, that is not necessarily the case. Cases can still go to trial even after a witness has changed their story multiple times.

Suppose someone who is an alleged victim believes that the police misreported the situation or does not wish for prosecution to occur. In that case, they can go to the DA’s office and file an Affidavit of Non-prosecution. The state may or may not drop the case in response.
Learn more here: https://www.ladyjusticelegal.com/family-violence/

03/30/2026

What Is The Process For Reporting A Probation Violation?

Handling a probation violation in Texas is a fairly straightforward process. All it involves is notifying the probation officer and telling them a probationer has failed to comply with their court-ordered conditions.

Probationers can do this themselves. Oftentimes, they will contact their probation officer if they miss something, like a drug test, for example. Doing this enables them to rectify the situation easily by rescheduling whatever they missed and avoiding the issue escalating further.

Learn more here: https://www.ladyjusticelegal.com/handling-a-probation-violation-in-texas/

03/18/2026

What Are The Penalties For A DWI Conviction In The State Of Texas?

A first DWI wherein your BAC was between 0.08% and 0.14% is typically considered a class B misdemeanor. This offense is punishable by license suspension, up to 180 days in jail, and up to a $2,000 fine.

For a second-time DWI, (or a first-time DWI where you had a blood alcohol content greater than 0.15%), you’re looking at a class A misdemeanor, which is punishable by license suspension, up to a year in the county jail, and a $4,000 fine.

In Texas, a third-time DWI is considered a felony in the third degree. This offense is punishable by 2 to 10 years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (or the penitentiary) and up to a $10,000 fine.

Learn more here: https://www.ladyjusticelegal.com/what-is-the-legal-definition-of-dwi-in-texas/

03/10/2026

Is Drug Possession Charged As A Misdemeanor Or A Felony In Texas? What Are The Potential Penalties If Convicted?

If you have certain prescription drugs in your possession without a prescription for them, such as Xanax, those drugs are classified in penalty group three. The offense of possession of these prescription drugs without a prescription is a class A misdemeanor.

If you have ma*****na in your possession, it could be a class A or B misdemeanor, or even a felony, depending on the amount. Most user quantities are misdemeanors. In some larger cities, small amounts of ma*****na are treated as Class C offenses.

Learn more here: https://www.ladyjusticelegal.com/common-types-of-drug-offenses-handled-in-texas/

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Sherman, TX
75090

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 3pm

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