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Houston Drug Crimes Defense Lawyer

Examining the investigation, evidence, and constitutional issues behind drug accusations.

Houston, Texas · Bilingual · Se habla español

The brief

Your case gets direct attention.

Drug charges can carry jail or prison time, fines, probation, and a permanent record. The severity depends on the substance, the amount, and whether possession, manufacture, or intent to deliver is alleged.

The Law Office of Claudia Lopez, PLLC handles possession of controlled substances, marijuana offenses, possession with intent to deliver, and manufacture or delivery. The firm reviews the search, stop, arrest, statements, and lab testing for constitutional violations.

What we handle

How the firm can help.

Direct attorney attention, from investigation and negotiation to trial when necessary.

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    Possession charges

    Defending possession of controlled substances and marijuana offenses.

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    Intent to deliver

    Representing people accused of possession with intent to deliver.

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    Manufacture and delivery

    Handling allegations involving the manufacture or delivery of drugs.

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    Reviewing the investigation

    Examining searches, stops, arrests, statements, and lab testing for constitutional violations.

The approach

Attention at every stage.

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    The first conversation

    Discuss your matter directly with the attorney. Communications are available in English and Spanish.

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    Investigation

    A careful review of the facts and evidence, with timely updates in plain language.

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    Negotiation

    Thorough preparation and strategic negotiation, guided by the circumstances of your case.

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    Trial when necessary

    Claudia Lopez prepares every case as if a jury will hear it.

Serving Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, Galveston and surrounding counties

Your first conversation

What to bring to a consultation.

Bring what you have. Missing a report or record does not prevent you from contacting the firm. Discuss how to share sensitive material securely.

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    Charging and release documents, bond conditions, case numbers, and upcoming court dates.

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    The location and sequence of the stop or search and any warrant paperwork provided.

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    Information about others present and who had access to the vehicle, room, or property searched.

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    Relevant prescriptions or medical records to discuss privately with the attorney.

Common questions

Before you decide.

General information. Your circumstances require individual advice from an attorney.

Why do the substance and alleged amount matter?

The Texas Controlled Substances Act separates offenses by substance classifications, amounts, and alleged conduct. The specific charging provision, laboratory evidence, and facts matter when assessing the case. A general description such as 'drug possession' does not identify every applicable issue.

Source: Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 481

What if drugs were found in a shared car or home?

Tell the attorney who was present, who had access, where the item was found, and what statements were made. The firm examines possession and the evidence linking a person to the alleged substance instead of assuming that proximity resolves the question.

Will the attorney examine how the search happened?

Yes. The firm's review includes the stop, search, arrest, statements, and laboratory testing. Whether a constitutional challenge is available depends on the facts and law; a concern about a search does not automatically establish that a charge will be dismissed.

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