Criminal Defense

College Station criminal defense lawyer

The Andreski Law Firm practices exclusively in criminal defense and offers a full range of services, from DWI defense to expunction and nondisclosure filing. Free consultations, days, nights, and weekends.

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DWI / DUI

Breath and blood tests, license hearings, and roadside investigations picked apart by a former officer and a former prosecutor.

First, second, third offense · Intoxication assault

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Assault

Family violence, aggravated assault, and bar fights where the story in the report is only one version of the night.

Includes domestic violence

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Drug Offenses

Possession, delivery, and penalty-group charges built on searches that often could not survive a motion.

Includes drug possession

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Felonies

State jail through first degree. The exposure is real, and so is the work required to defend it.

Trial-ready defense

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Theft Crimes

Shoplifting to felony theft, plus burglary of a habitation, building, or vehicle.

Includes burglary

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Sex Crimes

Charges that follow a person for life, defended with the discretion and thoroughness they demand.

Child pornography · Prostitution · Indecent exposure

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Weapons Charges

Unlawful carry, felon in possession, and prohibited-place allegations under Texas firearm law.

Firearm rights

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Probation Violations

Motions to revoke and motions to adjudicate, where a technical violation can trigger the original sentence.

Motion to revoke

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White Collar Crimes

Fraud, forgery, and financial allegations that arrive with subpoenas, records, and long paper trails.

Investigations · Grand jury

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Expunctions & Nondisclosures

Clearing or sealing a record so an old case stops answering questions for you.

Second chances

How a Bryan/College Station defense attorney can help

An experienced defense attorney can strategize a defense based on what the prosecution is likely to bring against you. Our attorneys have worked inside a police department’s investigations division and inside two district attorney’s offices, so they know how a case is assembled — and where it comes apart.

Brazos County has its own rhythms: its judges, its prosecutors, its jury pool, and a large Texas A&M student population whose cases carry consequences beyond the courthouse. We practice here every week.

What happens after you call

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Free consultation

In person or by phone, evenings and weekends included. Usually about an hour.

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We get the file

Offense reports, body cam, lab results, dispatch audio — then we read it like the officers who wrote it.

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Find the pressure points

Stop, search, warning, chain of custody, identification, timing. Anything improper becomes a motion.

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Resolve or try it

Dismissal, reduction, diversion, or a jury. Your call, made with straight information.