Criminal defense in Houston

Your charge is not your whole story.

Focused preparation and clear advice for the criminal matter in front of you. Serving Harris, Montgomery, Fort Bend, and Waller counties.

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Free initial consultation · Telephone or in person

Defense shaped to the facts.

Noel Bailey brings 40 years of legal experience and trial experience to the work of understanding a charge, reviewing the evidence, and explaining the choices ahead.

DUI & DWI

A close review of the stop, the testing, the paperwork, and the allegations. Bring any notices and upcoming dates to your consultation.

Drug Charges

Defense begins with the facts behind the allegation, the evidence collected, and the connection claimed between that evidence and the charge.

Assault

A careful assessment of the accounts, the circumstances, and the available evidence, with attention to the questions raised by your situation.

Domestic Violence Allegations

A focused review of the allegations and relevant documents. Tell the firm about any current orders, restrictions, or upcoming hearings.

Theft & Property Crimes

An examination of what is alleged, what the records show, and the factual issues that need to be addressed.

Weapons Charges

A review of the specific charge, the circumstances, and the evidence. The consultation starts with the paperwork and your account of events.

Probation Violations

Bring the alleged violation, probation conditions, and any hearing notice so the firm can identify the immediate questions and next date.

Expungement or Record Sealing

A review of your record and the outcome of the underlying matter to assess whether relief may be available. Eligibility depends on the facts and applicable law.

White-Collar Defense

Careful attention to the allegations, the chronology, and the documents in a white-collar criminal matter.

Federal Criminal Defense

Counsel for federal criminal matters. Noel Bailey is admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas.

Bring the paperwork. Name the deadline.

Have your notices, charging documents, release conditions, and next court date available. Tell the firm which county is handling the case. Use the website form only for a brief description; ask how to share detailed records securely.

Each case depends on its facts and the applicable law. The firm cannot promise an outcome.

Free initial consultation

Start with a clear conversation.

Speak with the firm by telephone or meet in person at the Houston office. Explain your concern, identify the next deadline, and discuss whether the firm can help.

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