Welcome to THE LAW FIRM
- Working Hours: 10am to 5pm Mon - Thur
- 9888 Bissonnet St. STE 560 Houston, TX 77036
Welcome to THE LAW FIRM
One accusation can put your freedom, family, career, and reputation at risk. At The Khari Firm, we understand that what appears in a police report may not tell the complete story.
Speak with our experienced defense team regarding your assault or family violence charges.
Confidential & Discreete. No obligation.
An argument at home. A disagreement during a family gathering. A confrontation that escalated. Suddenly, police are involved, someone is arrested, and a criminal case begins.
Depending on the allegations and circumstances, you may face severe long-term consequences:
Jail time, hefty fines, or extended probation periods if convicted under Texas statutes.
Immediate legal restrictions preventing you from returning to your own home or seeing family members.
Emergency protective orders (EPO) or strict no-contact conditions imposed by the court.
Severe impact on employment, professional licensing, firearm ownership rights, and future opportunities.
Potential adverse immigration impacts, deportation risks, or visa status changes for noncitizens.
Long-term social and legal consequences associated with an affirmative finding of family violence.
Texas law recognizes self-defense under appropriate circumstances. You do not lose your right to protect yourself simply because a situation spiraled out of control.
We thoroughly investigate whether the physical evidence and statements support self-defense, whether the allegations are accurate, and whether the State can prove the charged offense beyond a reasonable doubt.
The absence of photographs or medical records is extremely relevant to evaluating an allegation. However, it does not automatically lead to an immediate dismissal by police or prosecutors.
Law enforcement often makes arrests based on verbal statements alone. Building a solid legal defense requires uncovering context that the police report may have overlooked.
In Texas, the prosecutor—not the complaining witness—generally decides whether to continue a criminal prosecution.
Even if the parties reconcile and the complaining witness wants to withdraw the complaint, the State may still proceed with the case.
Your case deserves more than a quick review of the police report.
With experience from both prosecution and defense perspectives, we understand how the State builds its case against you.
We analyze witness credibility, body-cam footage, and the legal justification of force rather than accepting initial reports at face value.
We work tirelessly to protect your legal rights and pursue the best available resolution under the facts and the law.
Do not wait to defend your future. Contact our office today to request a consultation regarding your case.
Serving Harris, Fort Bend, and Brazoria Counties.