Understanding assault charges in Texas
Under Texas law, assault often involves causing bodily injury, threatening imminent harm, or offensive physical contact. Aggravated assault typically involves serious bodily injury or a deadly weapon. Domestic assault adds family- or dating-relationship context that can raise the stakes.
Penalties scale with the charge level. A strong defense starts with the details of the encounter, the credibility of the accusations, and what the state can actually prove.
Our defense approach
We prepare cases for negotiation and for trial. That means reviewing police reports, medical records, 911 audio, and witness accounts—and challenging weak or inconsistent evidence. You get direct attorney access and a plan tailored to the charge you are facing.
Related situations we also handle
Assault allegations often overlap with domestic violence claims, bar fights, or disputes that escalate quickly. If your case sits at that intersection, we address both the criminal exposure and the practical consequences for your record.
Speak with counsel
Call 210-271-2800 to schedule a consultation about an assault charge in San Antonio.