A second‑degree felony can derail your future. I’m David Reed, a felony criminal defense attorney with ample experience defending the rights of everyday Texans — and I won’t let you fight your legal battle alone.
Contact me right away to discuss the details of your situation and best strategy for moving forward.
A second‑degree felony carries the potential penalty of 2-20 years in prison and up to $10,000 in fines. Examples of 2nd-degree felonies include:
As soon as you’re arrested or contacted by law enforcement, consult with a criminal defense attorney — NEVER talk to police without a lawyer.
In Texas, a second-degree felony stays on your criminal record permanently unless:
Unlike some misdemeanor offenses, second-degree felony convictions aren’t eligible for expungement or non-disclosure (sealing) under most circumstances. That means:
However, if you were arrested but never convicted, or your case was dismissed, you may qualify for expunction or an order of nondisclosure. If any of these apply to your situation, consult with a qualified felony criminal defense attorney to explore the potential of clearing your record.
Don’t wait for the prosecutor to decide your fate; take the first step to reclaiming your future today.
As a homegrown Texan, I’ll combine my insider knowledge of local courts with a trial‑ready mindset and a personalized strategy to protect your future as your 2nd-degree felony criminal defense attorney.