The Collin County criminal defense lawyers of Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian are here to defend your rights, freedom, and reputation. If you've been been charged with a crime or if you're under investigation, choose the law firm that has successfully represented others just like you in our community.
You need an experienced criminal defense attorney to protect your freedom if you or a loved one is under investigation or charged with a crime.
If you or a loved one is under investigation or charged with a crime, you need an experienced criminal defense attorney to protect your freedom. When you are undertaking a significant legal battle, you deserve a competent, knowledgeable and dedicated law firm in your corner. The criminal defense lawyers at Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian have earned a reputation for success. Our firm has the resources to give your case the immediate attention it requires.
Free ConsultationRosenthal Kalabus & Therrian takes pride in a professional yet personalized approach that takes into account your individual needs and goals. Our attorneys will work with you directly to understand your unique situation and exhaust any and all viable options to preserve your innocence. We believe in your case; and will fight to protect you. Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian has the knowledge and experience you need to defend your criminal charges in either a state or federal court.
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Free ConsultationIf you or a family member has been arrested or charged with a criminal offense in Collin County, you need to take immediate action. Our criminal defense team is standing by, ready to provide the high-quality legal representation that you deserve.
You can contact our experienced Collin County criminal defense attorneys and staff 24/7. Someone will always be available to answer your call to provide legal advice, schedule an appointment, or update you on your case status. We care about our clients and strive to deliver client services you can trust.
We have the resources and skill to defend juvenile and adult clients facing charges ranging from DWI and drug possession to burglary and assault. There’s no case, big or small, that we can’t handle. Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian is proud to serve clients from McKinney and Plano, TX, as well as the surrounding areas.
Founding Partner Jeremy Rosenthal leads a dedicated legal team at our McKinney office. He uses his prior experience as a prosecutor to provide an effective and comprehensive defense for those charged with a crime. Jeremy received prestigious recognition from Texas Super Lawyers, which only 5% of Texas attorneys have the honor of receiving. He is also the President of the McKinney Bar Association and on the board of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers’ Educational Institute.
Jeremy understands the legal system can be confusing, and not everyone knows how to navigate it. He uses his blog to write about topics he cares about and provide people with resources regarding all areas of criminal law. You can find information, such as specific traffic laws in Texas, and how to mentally prepare yourself for the challenges you will face after getting arrested.
You can schedule a free initial consultation by calling (972) 369-0577 or toll free (877) 538-8640. Contact the experienced Collin County criminal defense lawyers at Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian today.
When Choosing a law firm to handle a serious criminal charge, you want to hire the most qualified team. Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian has many qualifications that make our law firm the best team for the job.
It is crucial to remember that being accused of or charged with a crime does not automatically mean that you’ll be convicted and subject to the harshest punishment allowed by law.
You see, the American system of criminal justice is designed to protect the rights of the accused. The burden is on the prosecution to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. They have to prove you had the motive, means and the opportunity to commit the crime. They have to find direct evidence, in terms of forensics, witnesses, security camera footage, a weapon with your fingerprints on it, etcetera, in order to meet the burden of proof and find you guilty. Every step of the way, the prosecution must comply with strict rules regarding evidence and comportment or else the case will not result in a guilty verdict and the charges will be dropped.
Much of what your defense team will do is make sure the prosecution plays by the rules. They question the evidence and how it was obtained. They will carefully interview alleged witnesses to the crime to determine if they are telling the truth. The lawyers at Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian respect the police and criminal justice personnel, but our job is to be skeptical of every piece of the prosecution’s case. Our goal is to make the jury see the prosecution got the wrong person, or the evidence does not tell the story the prosecution says it tells, or that the police gathered evidence or interviewed suspects improperly. We know the justice system backwards and forwards and use everything we have learned in your defense.
Rosenthal Kalabus & Therrian's McKinney Office serves those who have been charged with a crime in Collin County
4500 Eldorado Pkwy, Ste 3000 McKinney, Texas 75070
Phone Number: (972) 544-9313
Yes, having an attorney represent you is in your best interest and is one of the fundamental rights granted to you by the Supreme Court (Miranda vs. Arizona). Whether you’re facing a misdemeanor or a felony charge, your attorney can help you navigate the complex criminal proceedings and assist you with the following:
It is wise to hire a Collin County criminal defense lawyer to represent you in your Collin County case.
No. It is never a good idea to provide a statement to the authorities without having an attorney present. While you may want to quickly demonstrate that you have nothing to hide or are worried that asking for a lawyer will make you look guilty, this is a dangerous misconception that often ends up harming your defense.
Be sure to politely refuse to answer any questions or give any statements until you have legal representation. Your attorney can communicate with authorities on your behalf and make sure that you don’t say anything that could be used against you in court. In many cases, the police or investigators are looking to get you to say something incriminating or will assist them in building their case against you, so be sure not to give them any extra ammunition.