Our Mission
The Deese Law Firm fights to protect consumer rights and end debt collection harassment. As a dedicated consumer protection law firm, we exclusively represent consumers and sue abusive debt collectors who violate state and federal law. The Deese Law Firm also helps consumers clear their criminal records and protect their reputations.
We are here to answer your questions, to provide exceptional legal representation, and to stop creditors and debt collection agencies from engaging in illegal collection practices. We love helping people, and our goal is to obtain the best possible result for each and every client!
Consumer Law
Debt collectors must treat you with truth, fairness, dignity and respect. We sue debt collectors for collection harassment under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and the Texas Debt Collection Act.
Federal and state law also protects you from telephone harassment by telemarketers, creditors, and debt collectors. If you have received unwanted robocalls or spam texts on your mobile phone, you may be entitled to cash compensation.
If you have been sued by a junk debt buyer, we may also be able to defend you in the debt collection lawsuit. These debt buyers are often unable to prove that they have a lawful right to collect on the alleged consumer debt.
Criminal Law
The Deese Law Firm continues to maintain a niche criminal law practice. We understand that an arrest or criminal record can negatively affect your future and may be interfering with your ability to obtain a job or housing.
You may eligible for an expunction under Texas law. An expunction will erase all records and files relating to your expunged arrest and will allow you to deny being arrested. If you were placed on “deferred adjudication” probation for an offense greater than a Class C misdemeanor, you may be able to file a petition for nondisclosure to “seal” your records and prevent members of the general public from having access to your criminal history record information.
We also represent individuals charged with theft by check or issuance of a bad check and can also handle cases involving alcohol violations such as minor in possession of alcohol or public intoxication. Our goal when handling these types of misdemeanor criminal matters is to help clients obtain a result that will allow them to expunge or “seal” their records in the future.
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