An arrest is NOT a conviction! I will personally handle your case. You can beat a criminal charge by hiring a criminal defense attorney who will do a thorough investigation of your case and explore every possible legal issue. I will investigate your case thoroughly, explore every possible legal issue, and defend you to the fullest extent of the law.

An arrest is NOT a conviction! Driving under the influence is a serious criminal act that can result in harsh consequences if convicted. If you are convicted with a DUI charge, you may face jail time, heavy fines, license revocation or suspension, probation, or community service. If you are faced with DUI charges in the Houston or Montgomery County area, the legal expertise of a skilled attorney can drastically improve your ultimate outcome and reduce the consequences of a DUI arrest.

Executing a will is one of the most basic yet important things you can do for yourself and your family. Without a will, your assets will be distributed according to Texas probate law (known as "intestacy"), not according to your wishes. Having a will can prevent family disputes, excessive taxation, and state interference with the disposition of your hard-earned property. The Law Office of K. Ryan McDougal can guide you through the process of creating an effective will for your family.

Clients turn to K. Ryan McDougal for zealous, responsive and productive representation in difficult divorce and family law cases. I handle the agreeable to the complex and often hotly contested cases. I work tirelessly to achieve successful resolutions of disputes concerning the division of marital assets, custody and visitation and spousal support. I recognize the need for and therefore provide a personalized, genuine effort and accountability in my representation of clients.

If your child or grandchild is facing charges for a misdemeanor or felony crime or juvenile delinquency, don't talk to the police first. Talk to me. If your child or grandchild has been arrested, you need an attorney to guide you through the complex juvenile justice system and to prevent the mistakes they may have made today from affecting their future.