Georgetown TX Criminal Defense
Nathan Ossowski understands the inner workings of the Williamson County Justice Center. He knows the prosecutors and the judges who will decide your fate. This local familiarity allows our firm to navigate the system with a level of confidence and speed that out-of-town firms simply cannot match.
You Need a Local Expert for the Georgetown Courts
Facing criminal charges in Georgetown puts you directly in one of the most rigorous legal environments in Texas. Because Williamson County maintains a strict “Law and Order” reputation, the local courts demand precision and a deep understanding of specific judicial preferences. Consequently, hiring a generic Austin lawyer often puts a defendant at a disadvantage. You need a Georgetown TX criminal defense strategy built on years of local interaction.
Strategic Defense for Every Georgetown Neighborhood
Police activity in Georgetown often centers on high-traffic areas and residential growth zones. We provide an aggressive defense tailored to the specific circumstances of your arrest.
- I-35 & University Ave: Our firm handles frequent DWI and drug possession stops occurring along these major transit veins.
- Sun City & Residential Areas: We offer a discreet and forceful defense for assault allegations, family violence, and domestic matters.
- Southwestern University: We protect the futures of students facing alcohol-related offenses or misdemeanor charges.
- Georgetown Square: Local advocacy is our priority for those facing public intoxication or city-ordinance-related arrests.
We Navigate the Williamson County Justice Center
The location of your case depends entirely on the level of the alleged offense. Our firm provides comprehensive representation across all Georgetown courtrooms.
- Misdemeanor Defense (County Courts)
The County Courts at Law (#2, #3, and #5) handle Class A and B misdemeanors. We focus on identifying technical errors in police reports to push for dismissals or favorable plea bargains. - Felony Defense (District Courts)
Serious charges move to the 26th, 277th, or 368th District Courts. These high-stakes cases require us to file aggressive motions to suppress evidence and prepare every file for the possibility of a jury trial.