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Houston Criminal Defense Attorney Jim Sullivan Says Never Give Up

Harris County Criminal Lawyers

Houston criminal and juvenile defense attorneys should never give up on fighting to get the best possible result for their clients.  Every day brings new challenges and trials.  The key is to look at each challenge as an opportunity.  Yes, life can be humbling.   And, humbling experiences are often life's greatest teachers.  Real people struggling in the highways and byways of life call on defense attorneys to represent them.  They have been knocked down, spun around and fighting to remain on their feet.  They are facing real life emergencies—criminal charges or juvenile charges—and they need a lawyer who will stand by their side and fight like hell to keep them in the free world.  They have family obligations and they cannot risk losing their job by going to jail or prison.
Life is a long lesson in humility. ~James M. Barrie, novelist (author of "Peter Pan"), short-story writer and playwright (1860-1937).
If you need a Houston criminal lawyer who will fight for you, you can call Jim Sullivan and Associates right now at 281-546-6428.
Jim Sullivan is also Board Certified in Juvenile Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.  Juvenile Law is different than criminal law. Note: Among the more than 83,000 active lawyers in Texas, there are only 38 lawyers Board Certified in Juvenile Law in private practice.  The other 27 such lawyers work for the government.

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