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Thomas R. Cox has III has been successfully practicing criminal law in Dallas County for almost 30 years. As a former prosecutor, Tom has an in-depth understanding of both sides of the criminal justice system. If you're facing criminal charges, contact The Law Offices of Thomas R. Cox III today.

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Phone: (214) 526-5600

Address: 2603 Oak Lawn Ave, Dallas, TX 75219

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Divorce
Child Custody and Visitation
Adoption
Child Abuse
Indecency with a child occurs when there is sexual contact with someone under 17 years of age, such as touching the genitals, breast, or anus of the child, either above or under the childâ€™s clothing, and this contact was intended to arouse or gratify sexual desires. Exposing body parts to a child can also fall under this law.

Criminal Defense
If you're facing domestic violence charges or if you're under investigation for assaulting a family member, retaining an aggressive and highly-skilled Texas criminal defense attorney is crucial to strategize your defense. Attorney Tom Cox is dedicated to offering comprehensive guidance and strong representation to individuals facing domestic violence charges. As your legal counsel, he can review and investigate the facts of your case and fight vigorously to defend the allegation against you in pursuit of a favorable outcome for your situation.
DUI/DWI
Sex Crimes
For over 30 years, The Law Office of Thomas R. Cox has been working with individuals accused of a variety of different crimes, including sexual assault, rape, and other sex crimes. Tom Cox has spent decades working with individuals facing these crimes because he understands that not everyone is guilty. Whether you have been falsely accused or you have simply made a mistake that you donâ€™t want to define the rest of your life, attorney Tom Cox has the knowledge and experience you need to pursue the best possible outcome for your case.
Fraud
Tom Coxâ€™s legal practice in Dallas, Texas is based on this core truth: life happens. Life can get in the way of our best plans, and sometimes we make decisions we wouldnâ€™t otherwise make. Or perhaps we were in the wrong place and the wrong time. As an experienced criminal fraud attorney serving Dallas County, Tom Cox makes sure to hear your story, providing fearless and compassionate direction and support if you are facing a criminal charge of fraud. Make the informed choice by reaching out to Tom Cox today to schedule a consultation.
Robbery
Texas Index Crime Analysis, in 2017, an estimated 32,120 robbery cases were reported in Texas. Crimes of robbery and aggravated robbery (armed robbery) are considered serious violations of the Texas state statute. If convicted, the defendant could be facing lengthy prison sentences, hefty fines, and other devastating social consequences.
Burglary
Attained â€œnot guiltyâ€ verdicts at jury trial against charges of murder, sexual assault, family violence, burglary, and possession of a controlled substance
White Collar Crimes
Fraud is generally classified as a â€œwhite-collar crime.â€ The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) has defined white-collar crime as â€œany violation of law committed through non-violent means, involving lies, omissions, deceit, misrepresentation, or violation of a position of trust, by an individual or organization for personal or organizational benefit.â€ Regardless of the name, the crime of fraud is taken very seriously and can carry very heavy penalties.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Ever since that time, Tom has used his knowledge of criminal prosecution to protect the rights and freedom of his clients, whether they are facing a misdemeanor or felony charge.
Embezzlement
Generally, when you hear the term â€œtheft,â€ you think of a robber taking money from a store or perhaps a worker swiping cash from the company register. But in reality, theft isnâ€™t always so clear and direct. In the white collar world, what starts out as a few borrowed dollars from the company pot can quickly turn into full-on embezzlement. In Texas, the penalty for this action only increases as the monetary value goes up...
Drug Crimes
Federal Bureau of Investigation, over 1.5 million arrests were made for drug law violations in the United States in 2019. In the state of Texas, drug offenses can include a number of different charges, including drug possession, cultivation, manufacturing, trafficking, delivery, and possession with the intent to deliver a controlled substance. If convicted, the offender could be facing severe penalties, including hefty fines, lengthy jail time, a permanent criminal record, and other social ramifications.
Assault
In 2019, according to the stateâ€™s Department of Public Safety (DPS), there were 75,595 cases of aggravated assault in Texas, up almost 2 percent from the year prior. If youâ€™ve been charged with aggravated assault, you may be facing time in prison, stiff fines, and other social ramifications. An assault conviction can affect your family, your job, and your future.
Murder
In 2018, there were 118,653 reported cases of violent crimes in Texas, including 1,324 murder cases. Murder is a serious offense that often results in severe penalties. If convicted, you could be facing life in prison without the possibility of parole, hefty fines, or both. You may also suffer devastating, long-lasting consequences to your personal and professional future opportunities.
Probation Violation
According to a report by The Council of State Governments Justice Center, about 47% of state prison admissions in Texas are due to supervision violations. In the state of Texas, probation violation occurs when you break the rules or terms of your probation. Such a violation may lead to your probation being revoked and other ramifications, including additional prison sentences.
Identity Theft
Credit card abuse and fraud is a form of identity theft punishable by both federal and state law. According to the Consumer Sentinel Network 2019 Data Book compiled by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Texas ranks fourth in identity theft, with 256 cases of identity theft for every 100,000 people, representing a total of 73,553 cases in 2019.
Homicide
Under the Texas Penal Code, â€œa person commits criminal homicide if he intentionally, knowingly, recklessly, or with criminal negligence causes the death of an individual.â€ Murder charges are further divided into criminal homicide, first-degree murder, second-degree murder, and capital murder.
Arson
First-degree felonies are the next most severe category following capital felonies. With first-degree felonies, you can receive life in prison. You can also receive anywhere from five to 99 years of imprisonment and a fine of $10,000. An example of a first-degree felony is aggravated sexual assault, rape, or arson that lead to death.
Restraining Order
According to statistics from the Texas Department of Public Safety, there were about 22,136 reported incidents of domestic violence in Dallas County, Texas in 2018. Domestic violence allegations are serious and can jeopardize your freedom, reputation, quality of life, as well as other facets of your personal and professional future. A convicted offender could be facing massive fines, a prison sentence, a restraining order, loss of parenting privileges, and possible deportation.
Forgery
Forgery is a specific type of fraud that covers a number of different categories involving everything from finances to prescription drugs to food stamps. Fines and penalties can be very steep, and a conviction can mean losing your home, your job, your family, and your freedom.
Kidnapping
The defendant placed the victim in fear of death, serious bodily injury, or kidnapping to the victim's self or to another person
Manslaughter
The offense of murder, manslaughter, capital murder, or criminally negligent homicide, are all categorized under criminal homicide in Texas.

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