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If your loved one has already been convicted in Texas state court or Texas federal court, you may be searching for answers about post-conviction relief, Texas habeas corpus, or federal habeas petitions. Our firm offers a free post-conviction case review to help families determine whether further legal review may be appropriate. Post-conviction cases are complex and highly technical. Our review process allows us to gather essential information while our attorneys remain focused on the demanding legal work required for our current post-conviction clients.

Request your free post-conviction quick case review today (325) 252-6064.

How Our Free Post-Conviction Case Review Works

The post-conviction review process begins with a conversation between a family member or loved one and a trained case intake specialist. During this review, we collect key information such as:

  • Whether the conviction occurred in Texas state court or federal court
  • The offense(s) of conviction and sentence imposed
  • The date of conviction and sentencing
  • The status of the direct appeal
  • Whether a Texas writ of habeas corpus has been filed Article 11.07, 11.071, or 11.072
  • Whether a federal habeas petition under 28 U.S.C. § 2254 or § 2255 has been filed
  • Concerns involving constitutional violations, ineffective assistance of counsel, or newly discovered evidence

This information helps determine whether potential Texas or federal post-conviction remedies may still be available.

Texas & Federal Post-Conviction Matters

Not every conviction qualifies for post-conviction relief. The case review helps determine whether additional legal review is warranted. During a free post-conviction case review, we assess whether the case may involve:

Texas habeas corpus applications after direct appeal

Claims of ineffective assistance of counsel

Violations of the U.S. Constitution or Texas Constitution

Sentencing or jury charge errors

Newly discovered or previously unavailable evidence

Federal habeas corpus petitions under § 2254 or § 2255

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our services, process, legal representation, and what to expect when working with our firm.

Post-conviction and habeas cases require extensive legal research, transcript review, and complex legal writing.

Our attorneys devote their time to our clients:

  • Reviewing trial and appellate records
  • Researching Texas habeas law and federal habeas corpus statutes
  • Preparing writ applications and federal petitions
  • Meeting strict procedural deadlines

To ensure our attorneys can provide high-quality post-conviction representation to our clients, free case reviews are conducted by intake specialists, not attorneys. At this stage:

  • You are not yet a client
  • No legal advice is provided
  • No attorney-client relationship is formed

If the case appears to warrant further review, we will explain the next steps for potential attorney involvement.

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The free case review is:

  • A no-cost, no-obligation review of case background information
  • A preliminary screening for Texas post-conviction relief or federal habeas corpus
  • A way to determine whether further legal evaluation may be appropriate

The free case review is not:

  • A legal consultation
  • A meeting with a post-conviction attorney
  • Legal advice
  • An attorney-client relationship

Families often spend years searching for answers after a conviction. Texas and federal post-conviction law is strict, and many cases are barred by procedural deadlines.

We want to try to help as many families as possible and a free case review helps:

  • Identify whether post-conviction options may still exist
  • Avoid unnecessary legal expenses upfront
  • Provide clarity before pursuing further action

There is no cost and no obligation to move forward.

Generally, no. Texas law usually allows only one full 11.07 writ. Additional writs are heavily restricted, which is why it is critical to get it right the first time.

Common grounds include ineffective assistance of counsel, newly discovered evidence, prosecutorial misconduct, actual innocence, and illegal sentencing.

You may benefit from a free post-conviction review if:

  • A conviction occurred in Texas state court or Texas federal court
  • Direct appeals have been denied or exhausted
  • A Texas writ of habeas corpus has not been filed or was denied
  • You believe constitutional or legal errors occurred
  • You want to explore possible post-conviction relief options

Here When You Need Us

Post-conviction and federal habeas cases require experience, precision, and careful legal analysis. Our free Texas and federal post-conviction case review is the first step in determining whether further legal action may even be possible – while our attorneys remain focused on delivering strong representation for current clients.

Schedule your free post-conviction case review today (325) 252-6064