Austin, Texas Criminal Defense Lawyer
Ian Inglis Attorney at Law
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1012 Rio Grande Street Austin, Texas 78701 USA |
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(512) 472-1950 / (800) 589-1808
(512) 472-4102
Law Firm Overview
Ian Inglis Attorney at Law is a criminal defense attorney in the Austin metropolitan area. I am licensed to practice in Texas state courts and in the Federal District Court for the Western District of Texas. I practice primarily in Travis and Williamson counties, representing the residents of Austin, Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Leander, Pflugerville, and surrounding communities. I am board certified in criminal law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.As an Austin criminal defense attorney with years of experience, I am prepared to defend you from virtually any criminal accusation. No matter how complex or difficult your circumstances may be, I will make sure your legal rights are respected by police and the courts. I believe the right to a fair trial should never be overlooked or taken for granted.
If you have been charged with driving while intoxicated, you may not need to lose your license or face other strict penalties. I can request an administrative license revocation hearing and provide representation at the hearing in an effort to prevent the suspension of driving privileges. If the driver's license is suspended, I can file for an occupational driver's license. This will allow you to continue driving to work, school, and other important engagements.
In fact, depending on the circumstances, you may not need to be convicted at all. With over 20 years of working as an Austin DWI defense attorney, I have learned the legal strategies that work. If you want the best results from your hearing, you need an attorney with plenty of legal experience.
If charges that been brought against you that were later dismissed, or if you have been acquitted, the record of your arrest should not have to follow you for the rest of your life. In these circumstances, I can file for an expunction of criminal records. If successful, you would have a chance to start again as if your legal problems had not occurred.
If you receive a deferred sentence with probation, you can petition for an order of nondisclosure of criminal records upon completion. With the help of an Austin criminal defense lawyer, you can have your criminal record sealed to prevent it from interfering with your reputation or job prospects.
After graduating from the University of Texas Law School with honors in 1978, I worked as a briefing attorney and research attorney at the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, the highest appellate court in the state criminal justice system. In 1981, I began my law practice. In 1987, I received my certification in criminal law from the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. I practice criminal law exclusively.
I am a member of the Austin Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, the Texas Legal Protection Plan, and the Williamson County Bar Association. Whatever legal problems you are facing, I am prepared to fight them with efficiency, professionalism, and a thorough knowledge of the law.
If you have a pending criminal case and need representation, or have a question about a possible future criminal matter, please contact my Austin criminal defense law firm. My goal is to make useful, effective legal services accessible to those who need them. I'll be happy to consult with you on the telephone and schedule a personal appointment if you desire.
