Principal Office
15110 Dallas Pkwy #400
Dallas, TX 75248
(972) 233-5700
15110 Dallas Pkwy #400
Dallas, TX 75248
(972) 233-5700
Years Defending Texans
Cases Dismissed
Criminal Cases Handled
Counties Served Across Texas
Available | Serving All of Texas
Everything feels uncertain right now, but one accusation does not define your future. The sooner you have a defense team protecting your rights, the more opportunities exist to challenge the prosecution’s case before it gains momentum.
A charge of aggravated robbery carries some of the toughest penalties under Texas law. Prosecutors move quickly, and every decision made during the investigation affects the outcome. Working with a Texas aggravated robbery lawyer early gives you the opportunity to respond strategically instead of reacting under pressure.
At The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy, we help people throughout Texas defend against aggravated robbery allegations. You work directly with Richard C. McConathy, not a rotating team of attorneys.
Our office remains available 24 hours a day because criminal investigations do not follow business hours. After representing more than 6,000 criminal cases and obtaining more than 1,000 dismissals, we understand how to identify weaknesses in the prosecution’s evidence.
Call (972) 233-5700 today to speak with our office about your case.
Texas aggravated robbery charges involve additional circumstances that increase the seriousness of a robbery allegation. Those additional facts expose a person to significantly greater penalties than a standard robbery charge.
Texas law defines aggravated robbery under Texas Penal Code §29.03, which increases a robbery charge when certain aggravating factors exist.
The prosecution must still prove every required element beyond a reasonable doubt. Simply alleging aggravated robbery does not automatically establish guilt.
Texas prosecutors pursue aggravated robbery allegations when they claim that a person:
Every allegation deserves careful examination because each factor creates separate factual questions that can be challenged.
The exact facts determine whether prosecutors file the appropriate charge.
Questions involving injuries, weapon allegations, witness credibility, identification procedures, and intent frequently become major issues during the defense process. Early review reveals evidence that deserves closer scrutiny.
The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy begins building a defense immediately after representation starts. Early action helps preserve evidence, identify legal issues, and protect the client’s constitutional rights.
No two aggravated robbery cases follow the same path. Our office develops a defense strategy based on the evidence instead of relying on a standard approach.
Clients work directly with Richard C. McConathy throughout the representation.
That personal attention allows questions to receive timely answers while keeping the defense strategy consistent from beginning to end.
Our office has represented more than 6,000 criminal cases throughout Texas.
That experience provides valuable insight into how prosecutors prepare felony cases, how courts evaluate evidence, and where legal challenges arise.
Criminal charges rarely happen during normal business hours.
Our office remains available 24 hours a day because immediate legal guidance protects important rights before formal charges are filed.
Texas aggravated robbery is generally charged as a first-degree felony. A conviction exposes a person to lengthy imprisonment, substantial fines, and lasting consequences beyond the courtroom.
The severity of these penalties makes immediate legal representation especially important.
Consequence | Possible Result |
Prison | 5 to 99 years or life |
Fine | Up to $10,000 |
Felony Record | Permanent criminal record unless later legally addressed |
Firearm Rights | State and federal restrictions may apply |
Employment | Professional licensing and job opportunities may become limited |
Every aggravated robbery case requires an independent review of the facts. The appropriate defense depends entirely on the available evidence and the circumstances surrounding the allegation.
Our office carefully analyzes every aspect of the prosecution’s case before determining the strongest legal strategy.
Possible defense issues include:
Each defense focuses on whether the prosecution has reliable evidence proving every legal element beyond a reasonable doubt.
An aggravated robbery case moves quickly after an arrest. Early decisions influence how the prosecution develops the case.
Many people feel pressure to explain their side immediately. Speaking before consulting a lawyer creates unnecessary risks.
Most aggravated robbery cases include several important steps:
Yes. Prosecutors sometimes reduce an aggravated robbery charge when the evidence does not support every required element of the offense. The defense must identify those weaknesses early and present them effectively.
Not every case supports the most serious charge filed after an arrest. As prosecutors review evidence, witness statements, surveillance footage, and forensic testing, the strength of the case change. Our office examines every piece of evidence for opportunities to seek a reduction or dismissal.
Several issues affect whether aggravated robbery remains the appropriate charge.
Every case deserves an independent review instead of accepting the allegations at face value.
The prosecution must prove every element of aggravated robbery beyond a reasonable doubt. Our office carefully reviews how law enforcement gathered evidence, interviewed witnesses, and identified suspects before building a defense strategy.
Many felony cases appear stronger immediately after an arrest than they do after careful legal review. Our defense begins by looking for factual weaknesses and constitutional issues that affect whether evidence remains admissible.
Reviewing Police Procedures
Every investigation follows legal rules. When officers violate those rules, important evidence become subject to challenge.
Our office reviews search warrants, traffic stops, interviews, photo lineups, search procedures, and electronic evidence for constitutional violations.
Witness testimony changes over time.
Stress, lighting conditions, distance, and memory all affect identification accuracy. Our office compares witness statements with surveillance footage, physical evidence, and other testimony to identify inconsistencies that support the defense.
Modern robbery investigations involve electronic evidence.
Our office reviews:
Each piece of evidence deserves careful examination before it becomes part of the prosecution’s case.
Choosing a defense lawyer involves more than reviewing credentials. People want responsive communication, direct access to their attorney, and a defense strategy built around their circumstances.
Those principles shape how our office approaches every aggravated robbery case.
Criminal charges create uncertainty, but your representation should never leave you wondering who is handling your case or when you will receive answers.
Call The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy at (972) 233-5700 any time to discuss your aggravated robbery case with our office. Each stage creates opportunities to identify legal issues that strengthen the defense.
Remaining silent and requesting legal representation protects important constitutional rights.
Our office immediately reviews the allegations, evaluates available evidence, and begins preparing a defense strategy from the beginning of the case.
Yes. Early representation allows a defense lawyer to protect your rights before important decisions occur. Our office begins reviewing evidence immediately and communicates with prosecutors when appropriate while preparing your defense from the beginning.
Yes. Clients work directly with Richard C. McConathy throughout their representation. That direct relationship allows us to understand your concerns, answer questions promptly, and build a defense strategy around the specific facts of your case.
You have the right to remain silent and request a lawyer before answering questions. Speaking with investigators without legal representation often creates evidence that prosecutors later use in court. Our office provides guidance before any interview takes place.
Yes. The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy represents clients facing criminal charges across Texas. Whether your case begins in a metropolitan county or a smaller community, our office provides the same personalized attention and direct communication.
The cost of hiring a Texas aggravated robbery lawyer depends on the facts of the case, the complexity of the charges, and the amount of preparation involved. The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy discusses fees during your consultation so you understand your options before making a decision.
Yes. Under Texas law, aggravated robbery is generally a first-degree felony. A conviction carries a possible prison sentence of 5 to 99 years or life and a fine of up to $10,000. The applicable law appears in the Texas Penal Code.
Yes, aggravated robbery charges are dismissed in some cases when the evidence does not support the allegations or when constitutional violations affect the prosecution's evidence. Every case depends on its own facts, which is why an early review of the evidence matters.
A lack of serious injuries does not automatically eliminate an aggravated robbery charge. Prosecutors rely on other allegations, such as the use or display of a deadly weapon or the age or condition of the alleged victim. Our office evaluates whether the evidence supports every required legal element.
No. You have the constitutional right to remain silent and speak with a lawyer first. Exercising that right protects you while your defense is being prepared and prevents statements from being used against you later.
At The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy, we provide personalized attention from the moment you contact us. You work directly with Richard C. McConathy throughout your case instead of being passed between multiple attorneys. Our office remains available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, because arrests and investigations rarely happen during convenient hours.
After representing more than 6,000 criminal cases and obtaining more than 1,000 dismissals, our office understands what it takes to defend serious felony allegations throughout Texas. We prepare every case with careful attention to the facts, the evidence, and the opportunities available under Texas law.
Do not wait for prosecutors to shape the narrative before your defense begins. Call The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy today at (972) 233-5700 to discuss your case with our office and start protecting your future.
Whether you're facing a felony charge or fighting a traffic ticket, every case deserves serious attention. Get an experienced defense team in your corner now.
