When Your Future Is on the Line, Direction Matters.
We listen, explain the process step by step, and prepare a defense around the facts of your case, not a formula. Your first consultation is free.
Start with what's happening.
Choose the situation closest to yours. We'll explain what to expect and what you can do next.
I was arrested.
What to do in the first days, and what not to say.
Learn more →A loved one was arrested.
How to find them, bond basics, and how to help.
Learn more →I received a DWI.
License deadlines, court, and your options.
Learn more →I'm accused of assault.
Including family-violence allegations and protective orders.
Learn more →I'm under investigation.
Contacted by police or an agency, but not charged yet.
Learn more →I have a federal case.
How federal court differs from state court.
Learn more →I need help clearing my record.
Expunctions and orders of nondisclosure, explained.
Learn more →I'm not sure where to start.
That's okay. Tell us a little, and we'll guide you.
Contact us →The people who will stand with you.
More than 60 years of combined experience in Texas state and federal courts, including two partners Board Certified in Criminal Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
J. Eric Nickols
Board Certified, Criminal Law
Texas Board of Legal Specialization
Former federal and state prosecutor.
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Harry E. White
Board Certified, Criminal Law
Texas Board of Legal Specialization
Defends clients in state and federal courts.
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Monroe Solomon III
Trial attorney in serious criminal cases.
Read biography →Learn more on each attorney's website, or contact them directly.
Cami Gildner
Law Office of Cami Gildner, PLLC
A former prosecutor who defends clients in Tarrant County against DWI, drug, family-violence and sex-offense charges, and helps clear criminal records. SMU Dedman School of Law, 2010.
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Jacob Gamble
Gamble Law, PLLC
Defends clients in Tarrant and Ellis Counties against DWI, drug, assault and other criminal charges. Texas Tech School of Law, 2022.
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Four steps to get started.
Contact our team
Call or send a short request. We'll reply to set up a time to talk.
Talk with an attorney
A free, private consultation in person, by phone or by video.
Understand your options
We explain the charges, the process, and the choices in plain language.
Begin your defense
If you retain us, we start preparing your defense right away.
Every case is different. The steps and timing depend on the charges, the court, and the facts.
Helpful to have, if you can.
- Case or cause number
- County and court
- Upcoming court date
- Bond information
- Charging documents or other paperwork
Don't have these? That's okay. Contact us anyway.
Questions people ask us.
How does a consultation work?
Your first consultation is free. Meet with an attorney in person, by phone or by video. You tell us what happened and what worries you, and the attorney explains the process and your options.
I have a court date coming up. What should I do?
Don't miss it. Call us as soon as you can, even if the date is soon, and bring any paperwork that shows the court and date.
What should I bring?
Anything you have: bond papers, court notices, charging documents, and a list of questions. If you have nothing, come anyway.
How will I stay in touch with my legal team?
Clients can message their legal team securely through MyCase, our client portal, and we meet with you to keep you informed as your case moves forward. Before you hire us, call or use the form below.
Can my family get updates on my case?
With your permission, yes, within limits that protect your case. We'll explain what can be shared.
When you need direction, we're here to help.
Call our office
(817) 617-7500Hours
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
info@nwslawfirm.com