Attorney Brady L. Pendleton has the skills and drive to obtain your legal goals.
Criminal Defense Attorney Serving Stephenville & Glen Rose
Get an Aggressive Advocate on Your Side
Following an arrest, you have the right to consult with an attorney before you answer any of the police’s questions. If you have been arrested for a crime, it would be highly advantageous for you to exercise this right and contact the Law Offices of Brady L. Pendleton immediately.
Our Stephenville lawyer provides aggressive representation to clients facing serious charges. When you turn to our firm, we can help you build a strategic defense to protect your rights, avoid fines and jail time, and reduce damage to your reputation. We excel in delivering personalized legal services, tailoring each defense plan to our clients’ unique circumstances and needs.
Rely on our skilled criminal defense lawyer in Stephenville and Glen Rose for representation when fighting against a range of charges, including:
- Drug Possession
- DWI Defense
- Minor in Possession of Alcohol
- Public Intoxication
- Sex Crimes
- Assault
- Felonies
- Expunction
- Non-Disclosure of Criminal Offenses
- Misdemeanors
- Sexual Assault
Call (888) 246-6869 today to schedule a free consultation with Attorney Brady L. Pendleton.
Criminal Defense Practice Areas
Personalized & Strategic Legal Advocacy
Passionate About Helping People
Read What Past Clients Had to Say
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“I cannot thank them enough for all they have done for me”
“I will definitely use them again if I ever need to”- Chaidan -
“He really went the extra mile to help.”
Brady was very reassuring every step of the way. He filed a motion to suppress, which was denied but allowed the judge to review some video. Brady was also able to get the charge reduced from a class A misdemeanor to a class B misdemeanor. He really went the extra mile to help. Very professional. Anyone living in The Stephenville area, and need a great attorney, need not shop around. Go with Brady.- David -
“Awesome attorney, and an awesome person as well.”
“He really cares about his clients and takes time to listen to any questions or concerns you might have and answer them honestly.”- Carolyn -
“By the way, he talked and listened to me. It felt honestly like I was talking to a friend.”
“By the way, he talked and listened to me. It felt honestly like I was talking to a friend.”- Lucky -
“Went above and beyond to help me”
“Answered all my questions.”- Sabrina -
“Highly recommend this office”
“Was able to help my sister and I, did so with professionalism and friendliness”- Hope -
“Took care of everything involving the case”
“A wonderful lawyer, responded very quick to any questions”- Andrew -
“I recommend Mr. Pendleton and his staff 100%”
“Professional, reasonable Attorneys fees”- Angel
Will My Case Go to Trial?
Many individuals are under the impression that when they decide to fight their charges, they will have to go to court. However, the majority of cases are resolved without a need for a trial. In many situations, our legal team is able to get the prosecutors to drop the charges against our clients. Some cases are resolved through plea bargain – a deal with the prosecution to reduce the charges in exchange for a guilty plea. This not only decreases the penalties the individual will face, but also enables them to avoid the inconvenience and cost of a trial.
Of course, if the prosecution team is unwilling to agree to a fair outcome, the Law Offices of Brady L. Pendleton is prepared to fight your charges in court. We have a proven track record of obtaining “not guilty” verdicts, case dismissals, and reduced sentences. Our defense attorney has the knowledge and resources to go up against the toughest prosecution teams and is committed to obtaining the best possible results in every case.
Should I Accept a Plea Bargain?
The answer to this question depends on your specific situation. It is often in a person’s best interest to accept a plea bargain because it means reduced consequences from what they could have originally faced, and they can avoid going to court.
However, a plea bargain is not right for everyone. It might be that the prosecution team may be presenting a plea deal because they know they do not have enough evidence to convict you in court. In other words, they may be bluffing, and you can obtain better results by not accepting the plea bargain. In addition, accepting a plea bargain means that you are pleading guilty, which leads to a conviction being placed on your permanent record. This can lead to trouble obtaining work, applying for loans, and getting an education in the future. Our legal team can help you evaluate your case so you can make an informed decision.
