Drug Charges Attorney in Odessa, Texas
Drug charges in Texas can result in severe penalties. Our experienced criminal defense attorneys will fight to protect your rights and minimize the impact on your life.
At Robles Family Law Firm, we provide comprehensive drug charges representation for families throughout Odessa, Midland, Andrews, and the Permian Basin. With over 15 years of experience in Texas family law, our attorneys understand the complexities of drug charges cases and are committed to protecting your rights and achieving the best possible outcome for you and your family.
Why Choose Robles Family Law for Your Drug Charges Case?
When you're facing a drug charges matter, choosing the right attorney can make all the difference. Here's why families throughout Odessa, Midland, and West Texas trust Robles Family Law:
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Drug Charges FAQs - Odessa, Texas
Common questions about drug charges in Texas answered by our experienced attorneys.
Is drug possession a felony in Texas?
It depends on the substance and amount. Marijuana under 2 oz is a misdemeanor — but ANY amount of THC concentrate (vapes, edibles) is a felony, as is any amount of cocaine, meth, or other Penalty Group 1 substances.
Can drug charges be dismissed if the search was illegal?
Yes — that's the most common way these cases are won. Prolonged traffic stops, coerced consent, and warrant defects lead to suppression of the evidence, which usually ends the case. Most Permian Basin drug cases start with an I-20 stop worth attacking.
What is pretrial diversion and do I qualify?
A program where charges are dismissed after you complete conditions (testing, classes, community service). First offenders in Ector and Midland counties frequently qualify — and dismissal preserves your eligibility for expunction, wiping the arrest entirely.
Will a drug conviction affect my driver's license and job?
Yes — any Texas drug conviction triggers a 6-month driver's license suspension, plus consequences for CDLs, oilfield employment, federal student aid, professional licenses, and immigration status. That's why we fight for dismissals and diversion, not fast pleas.
How much does a drug possession lawyer cost?
Misdemeanor possession typically runs $1,500–$5,000 flat in the Permian Basin; felony possession $5,000–$15,000+. Payment plans are standard and consultations are available by phone, video, or in person — bring your paperwork and we'll map the realistic outcomes.
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