Bryan & College Station Sex Crime Lawyers

Defending Clients Accused of Sex Crimes

A conviction for a sex crime is a life-changing experience. Penalties for any such offense can mean years in prison, heavy fines, and lifetime placement on Texas’s sex offender registry. It can also be hard to find a job or place to live after a sex crime conviction. These reasons are why you should seek experienced legal counsel when you face sex crime charges.

Rodriguez & Gimbert, P.L.L.C. can provide the legal support you need during this difficult time. We understand what’s at stake when someone is unfairly accused of a sex crime. It may be possible to avoid a conviction or minimize the impact of one with our assistance. Rest assured that our capable sex crime attorneys in Bryan and College Station can fully evaluate your legal situation and provide a defense that keeps the best possible outcomes within reach.

To schedule a free case review with Rodriguez & Gimbert, P.L.L.C., contact us online or call (979) 559-3599 now.

Types of Sex Crime Charges We Can Handle

Rodriguez & Gimbert, P.L.L.C. can provide the legal support you need to defend against misdemeanor or felony sex crime charges. Regardless of the severity of your conviction, you can become a registered sex offender for 10 years or life. We have the legal experience and skills necessary to help you avoid the worst possible scenario.

Common sex crime charges we can handle include the following:

• Internet Sex Crimes
• Sexual Assault and Rape
• Indecent Exposure
• Child Pornography (production, possession, and/or distribution)
• Prostitution

We can address any other sex crime charge as well. As compassionate attorneys, we understand that those facing sex crime charges may be unfairly accused. When you reach out to us for help, we can provide the legal support you need to contend with this difficult situation.

We Can Help You Avoid the Sex Offender Registry

Convicted sex offenders in Texas are required to register with the state’s sex offender registry. This is a publicly accessible database that details the identities of convicted sex offenders and the nature of their convictions. Becoming a registered sex offender can expose you to limitations on housing and employment as well as embarrassment and ostracization from your community.

Most sex crime convictions require lifetime registration while a few of the least severe convictions require 10 years of registration. There are many requirements for registering as a sex offender, including doing so upon moving and renewing registration several times a year. Failing to properly register as a sex offender throughout the year is a felony, which can result in imprisonment for up to 20 years.

Avoiding these consequences is possible with help from an experienced sex crime lawyer in Bryan and College Station. Reach out to Rodriguez & Gimbert, P.L.L.C. today to request your free case review.

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