Plano Burglary Attorneys
Burglary occurs when someone unlawfully enters another person’s property with the intent to commit a crime. Theft is often associated with burglary, but under Texas law, breaking and entering with the intent to commit any felony, theft, or assault may constitute burglary. Authorities may charge burglary as a first or second degree felony, with penalties that range from 2 years to life in prison, depending on the circumstances.
Contact our Plano burglary lawyers by calling (469) 361-8561 today!
We Fight Smart So YOU can Breathe Easy
Peace of Mind is Possible with Zen Law Firm
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Former Prosecutor on Your Side
With firsthand knowledge of how cases are built and prosecuted, our team anticipates strategies and builds stronger defenses.
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Trial-Tested Experience
We’ve handled hundreds of trials and thousands of hearings across state and federal courts—and we prepare every case as if it’s going to court.
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Full-Service Representation
From criminal defense to personal injury and immigration, we offer skilled legal support across multiple practice areas.
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Broad Strength, Local Access
With offices in Plano, Fort Worth, and San Antonio, you get personalized service backed by a firm with statewide reach.
Have You Been Accused of Burglary or Breaking and Entering?
Speaking with a criminal defense lawyer is one of the most important moves you can make right now. A quick call to the Zen Law Firm gives you the chance to discuss your charges with a knowledgeable criminal defense lawyer in Plano. You can get answers to your questions and receive information that helps you make informed decisions as you work to fight your charges and avoid a criminal conviction.
If you have been arrested or charged in Plano or the greater Collin County region, acting quickly can help protect your rights from the start. Plano Police Department officers and Collin County sheriff’s deputies manage burglary investigations and coordinate closely with prosecutors, which often leads to your case being heard in the Collin County Courthouse. Local legal procedures tend to move swiftly. Understanding and using your rights—including remaining silent and consulting an attorney—can make a difference throughout police interviews and court hearings. Many people do not realize how statements or misunderstandings during early questioning may become important later. Choosing a burglary attorney in Plano familiar with the area’s legal landscape offers you distinct advantages when facing charges that can affect your future and your freedom.
Contact a Plano burglary attorney at the Zen Law Firm for a case evaluation. Call (469) 361-8561 today!
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"Proactive Communication"
His responsiveness and attention to detail made all the difference in my case, and I can only imagine how hard he would fight for clients in more critical situations.- Doug C. -
"Affordable & Dependable"
Jason was very kind, very thorough and not judgemental. I was scared on the first day of court and he reassured me and got me an amazing deal that day so we wouldn't have to go back to court.- Faythe S. -
"Surpassed My Expectations"
Jason has surpassed my expectations and got it dismissed without me even having to attend a court date. We had other questions on other matters and gave us great advice on those also.- Zach R. -
"In Good Hands"
Jason and I spoke on the phone as long as I needed to know that I was in good hands. Over the next two months, between a couple phone calls and some texts, and following Jason's advice, my case was dismissed.- Patrick L.