The Denton Law Office of Defense Attorney Earl Dobson has handled hundreds of criminal jury trials in Denton County, Texas during his 30 year legal career. As a local, experienced criminal defense attorney with extensive knowledge of the local Denton County criminal justice system, firm principal, Earl Dobson, understands that the consequences of an arrest can be intimidating and very frightening.
Without skillful legal representation, defendants will face the threat of
incarceration, irreparable damage to their personal reputation, and the social stigma that comes from a criminal conviction on your record. Mr. Dobson possesses the experience and integrity to guide you through this difficult time and achieve the best possible outcome. Please contact his Denton law office for a free and confidential initial consultation if you, a loved one, or a close friend has been charged with a crime.
Earl helped my son , and I with a very difficult case. While I believe young men should be punished for whatever wrong doings occur in their life I do…
Mr.Dobson and Melissa were wonderful in handling my case. Mr.Dobson was very gracious and professional with his fees and Melissa was always very helpful and quick to respond whenever I…
You absolutely can't get a better attorney in Denton County. He's fair, up front, honest, and doesn't sell you swamp land in Florida to get your business and then deliver…
Earl Dobson grew up in Austin, Texas and graduated from Reagan High School in 1986. With the goal of a career in criminal law, Earl attended Southwest Texas State University and earned a degree in Criminal Justice. He then chose to attend Baylor University Law School because of its reputation for training trial lawyers through its renowned practice court program and received his Juris Doctorate in 1993. During law school Earl completed an internship with the Travis County District Attorney’s Office and worked as a law clerk for Joe Turner, a well known Austin criminal defense attorney. These experiences allowed him to see both sides of criminal law.
In order to gain extensive trial experience, Earl decided to seek employment in a district attorney’s office. His first job was with the 81st Judicial District Narcotics Task Force where he was recognized by fellow employees for his work in narcotics prosecution and asset seizure and forfeiture.
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