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  • We create effective defense strategies to defend your freedom.
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Being charged with a criminal offense is no small matter. Even accusations – unfounded or not – can cause serious repercussions. Very rarely will these types of crises affect just one aspect of your life: they can impact your family life, personal life, professional life, and most importantly, your freedom. Regardless of the charges you face, working with a skilled criminal defense lawyer will be crucial to minimizing the impact that an arrest can have on your life.

The Law Office of Patrick O’Fiel, P.C. is prepared to protect you, regardless of the charges you face. Call today.

The criminal justice system is intimidating and being unaware of your rights could make it feel more daunting. We understand you may feel like just a cog in the wheel. We aim to inform you of your rights and help you understand which steps to take to position your case favorably. Let us use our knowledge to help tip the scales of justice in your direction.
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  • Patrick O'Fiel

    Attorney

    Patrick O'Fiel is the 5th generation of O'Fiel family lawyers. He was licensed to practice law in 2002 and is very passionate about the pursuit of justice. When you choose to retain his representation, you can rest easy knowing your case is in capable and competent hands.

    The O'Fiel family has been practicing law in the state of Texas since 1901. As such, Patrick O'Fiel obtains the in depth legal knowledge necessary to handle any case. He is proud to carry on the family name which was built upon hard work, strong values and an impeccable reputation. The Law Office of Patrick O'Fiel, P.C. remains dedicated to assisting clients and their families with all legal matters.

  • Robert “Hunter” Moose

    Associate Attorney

    Robert “Hunter” Moose was born and raised in Kerrville Texas. After graduating from Tivy High School in 2009, he attended Texas A and M University. While at Texas A and M, Hunter was the team captain for the Mock Trial team. Hunter graduated from with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. After graduating, Hunter attended the Saint Mary’s School of Law in San Antonio. After qualifying in the Regional Competition, Hunter was a competitor in the American Bar Association National Negotiation Competition. Hunter also was a staff writer for the Saint Mary’s Law Review. After graduation, Hunter began practicing law in his home town in the areas of family law and criminal law. Hunter also now assists in coaching the Tivy High School Mock Trial team.

    Today, Hunter assists Patrick with case preparation. He meets with clients in the initial consultations and aids in case review and research. He attends many pre-trial matters and interacts with clients on a day-to-day basis. He also reviews the materials that the State provides and advises clients on their rights, strategies and options. In addition to reviewing cases, Hunter negotiates with the State on potential resolutions and always strives to ensure that the client is protected.

How We Have Served

Previous Clients

  • “Patrick and his staff were always very kind, helpful and upfront with me. They helped me through a difficult situation. I always knew I could count on them to be there for me.”

    Linda

  • “Patrick represented me in a very bitter child custody case after my daughter was killed in a car accident. I wanted both children to stay together and the other person only wanted one. He did a lot of research he's very professional ”

    Barbara

  • “Patrick and his staff used their experience more than once too calm me from the emotion of the day. When I or my X would "get in the weeds" over what I see now as a trivial matter, they would calmly usher me back to the task at hand. ”

    Dave

  • “Mr. Ofiel was very professional. He showed consideration to our personal needs. I would very much use him again in any legal issues I have.”

    Brenda

Why Hire The Law Office of Patrick O’Fiel, P.C.?

We Know How to Combat Your Criminal Charges

  • We Always Take a Client-Centered Approach

  • Our Attorney Personally Handles Each Case

  • We're Backed by Extensive Legal Experience

  • We Develop Personalized Legal Strategies

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Will I go to jail if I was arrested?

    Answer:

    No, not necessarily. Although each county may have slightly different booking processes, you may be placed in a holding cell until you have been read your official charges during your arraignment (first hearing before a judge). A jail or prison sentence can only be brought if you have been found guilty and convicted, or if you have plead to a lesser charge with a jail sentence involved.

  • If I’m not guilty, why do I need a lawyer?

    Answer:

    At The Law Office of Patrick O’Fiel, P.C., we always assume our clients to be innocent until proven guilty, and we will always represent them as such. Even if you know that you are not guilty, you will be facing off against highly trained Prosecutors and District Attorneys. It is their primary motivation to utilize the State’s resources to obtain a conviction and penalize you accordingly.

  • How are misdemeanors & felonies different?

    Answer:

    Criminal offenses can be categorized in multiple ways, and this includes misdemeanor charges and felony charges. Misdemeanor offenses are typically considered to be lesser offenses, and typically result in a jail time sentence of less than 1 year. On the other hand, felonies are much more severe and can carry a lengthy prison sentence of 1 year or more.

  • What are my rights after an arrest?

    Answer:

    We believe that knowledge can be the strongest defense. If you have been arrested, know that you have the right to remain silent and you have the right to request an attorney. Both of these things (also known as your Miranda Rights) ultimately protect your 5th Amendment Right to avoid self-incrimination.

Rights That Are in Jeopardy After Serving Time

  • Loss of eligibility to apply for financial aid for college
  • Security clearance for certain professions such as teaching, working with children, or security
  • Voting privileges
  • Parenting rights can be taken away including custody & visiting rights
  • Loss of 2nd Amendment right to legally obtain or possess firearms
  • Cannot obtain a passport or a visa for entry into certain countries
  • Convicts are pulled into police line-ups as a potential suspect

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