Houston Board Certified Juvenile Attorney for Sex Crimes
Children
will be children, and in these present times, children reach puberty at
a younger and younger age and become naturally curious about their own
sexuality. Unfortunately, their natural inclination to experiment often
breaks Texas state laws, and these children as young as ten can get
arrested for serious felony offenses. These children need good
representation to save them from possible lifetime repercussions.
Children
can be ordered to register as sex offenders until the age of 28. Older
children can be certified as adults and have their cases transferred to
adult court where they could face many years in prison. As their Board
Certified Houston Juvenile Attorney, Jim Sullivan will work hard to
represent your child so that he will not have to register as a Texas sex
offender and possibly not be found delinquent at all. Sullivan has
represented many juveniles accused of sex offenses and have had their
cases dismissed or reduced from a serious felony such as aggravated
sexual assault of a child to a misdemeanor offense such as assault.
Sullivan
has a proven record and reputation of fighting for children accused of
sex crimes in court. Your child should not be marked for life for
something he or she did as a young teenager. Sullivan will work hard to
make sure your child is not sent to TJJD
(Texas Juvenile Justice Department). In all of his cases, none of his
clients have had to register as sex offenders, an ordeal that could have
negatively impacted them for life. In fact, Sullivan has actually
worked to have several former clients of other juvenile lawyers be
allowed to de-register from the public sex offender registration list. Sullivan has the experience in getting Houston juvenile sex offense
cases dismissed or won at trial.
Attorney Jim Sullivan has proven experience in such serious sex offenses as:
- aggravated sexual assault of a child
- sexual assault of a child
- indecency with a child
- indecent exposure
- possession of child pornography
- promotion of child pornography