Collin County Marijuana Possession Attorneys, Fighting to Protect Your Child's Future
While juveniles are not tried as adults in drug offense cases, possession of drugs is taken seriously by law enforcement personnel, school authorities and hiring managers, not to mention college admissions staff. Regardless of the amount in possession, the charges should be taken seriously.
If your child is under 17 and has been charged with drug possession, having the counsel of an experienced juvenile defense attorney — not a family lawyer — is advised. Attorney Michael Curran has many years of specific experience in representing teenagers in drug possession matters, including detention hearings and the sealing of records. Contact us for a free consultation about your legal concern.
Working for Your Peace of Mind
Former prosecutor Michael Curran has handled hundreds of juvenile cases in Collin County. He can defend your child and work for the very best outcome if he or she has been charged with:
- Possession of marijuana, ecstasy, heroin or cocaine
- Possession of methamphetamine
- Possession of illegal prescription drugs
- DUI
As part of a defense strategy geared toward reducing or eliminating the impact of drug charges — a strategy tailored to your child's case — we will attempt to secure deferred prosecution and avoidance of a court appearance where the charges will need to be answered. In exploring probation, treatment and all other options, we will also work to prevent a conviction from being placed on your child's permanent juvenile record.
McKinney Juvenile Drug Possession Attorney
We know the intricacies of the Texas juvenile justice system, as well as the workings of the Collin County juvenile courts, where drug offenses are concerned. Contact us for a free, confidential case consultation.
