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March 27, 2026

Being charged with weapon possession can be unsettling because it often feels like the situation turned serious all at once. A traffic stop, a call for service, or a search tied to another allegation can quickly shift into questions about what you had, where it was found, and whether you were allowed to possess it under Texas law.

March 27, 2026

Being accused of theft can feel like the story has already been written for you. A single allegation can affect your job, your reputation, and your ability to move through daily life without fear of what comes next.

March 27, 2026

Being accused of violating probation can feel like everything is suddenly back on the line. A call from a probation officer, a notice in the mail, or a surprise arrest can create immediate pressure, and the choices you make in the first day or two can shape what happens next.

Feb. 7, 2026

Being charged with a drug-related offense can be frightening and overwhelming. Even if the charges seem minor, the legal consequences can have a lasting impact on your life, reputation, and future opportunities.

Feb. 7, 2026

Domestic violence cases are emotionally charged and can leave lasting scars, even after a case is over. If you’re facing a domestic violence charge or have had one dismissed, it’s normal to feel relief, confusion, or lingering worry about the consequences.

Feb. 7, 2026

Disagreements over child custody can be incredibly stressful and emotional. As a parent, you may feel anxious about your child’s future, worried about how decisions will affect their well-being, or unsure about your legal options.

Jan. 1, 2026

When someone is arrested, the experience can feel overwhelming, frightening, and unpredictable. Most people have little idea what to expect during an arrest, and even fewer understand how their earliest decisions may influence everything that comes afterward.

Jan. 1, 2026

When parents come to me at The Law Office of Aaron Fonseca with questions about child support, one of the first concerns they share is how the courts handle situations where one parent is self-employed.

Jan. 1, 2026

When someone is arrested for assault in Texas, one of the first questions they often ask is whether they can argue self-defense. As an attorney at The Law Office of Aaron Fonseca, I often explain that Texas law gives people the right to protect themselves when they reasonably believe they’re in danger.

Dec. 1, 2025

Domestic violence—also referred to as “family violence”—includes any act intended to cause physical harm, bodily injury, assault, or a threat that reasonably places a family or household member in fear of harm.