Evans, Daniel, Moore, Evans & Biggs - Fort Worth, TX

Premier Criminal Defense Legal Representation in Fort Worth

Facing criminal charges in Texas can upend your freedom, professional license, and personal reputation. When criminal allegations arise, having an attorney with deep trial experience and respected standing in the courtroom is critical. Headquartered in the Bank of America Tower at 301 Commerce Street in downtown Fort Worth, the association of attorneys at Evans, Daniel, Moore, Evans and Biggs has stood as a formidable defense institution since 1984. Founded by Mark Daniel and the late Tim Evans, the practice expanded to include Tim Moore, Lance Evans, William Biggs, Andrew Decker, and former federal prosecutor Matt Smid. Rather than operating a volume-driven practice, each attorney remains individually committed to client cases from beginning to verdict. When defendants seek to find a lawyer who commands the courtroom and maintains board certification from the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, this legal team delivers extraordinary advocacy.

Strategic DUI and DWI Defense

A driving while intoxicated conviction can result in jail time, steep financial penalties, and mandatory driver license revocation. The attorneys rigorously challenge the prosecution evidence at every stage, questioning the legality of traffic stops, field sobriety performance, and chemical breath or blood test procedures. The firm represents clients during administrative license revocation hearings, petitions for occupational driver licenses, and mounts aggressive defenses against felony DWI charges, intoxication assault, and intoxication manslaughter.

Federal Criminal Defense and White Collar Crimes

Federal court proceedings require sophisticated courtroom strategy and meticulous document review. Featuring former federal prosecutors and federal public defenders, the team is thoroughly equipped to defend complex matters before the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas. The firm represents corporate officers, healthcare professionals, and individuals accused of federal healthcare fraud, mail and wire fraud, bank fraud, tax evasion, money laundering, public corruption, and federal drug trafficking conspiracies.

Violent Crimes, Domestic Violence, and Drug Offenses

When accusations involve violent offenses, state prosecutors pursue convictions aggressively. The attorneys defend individuals charged with assault, assault family violence, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, robbery, homicide, weapons offenses, and drug possession or distribution. If law enforcement places you under investigation and you need an attorney urgently to protect your constitutional rights during questioning or secure immediate bail release, the firm provides prompt, decisive intervention.

Post-Conviction Writs, Appeals, and Record Sealing

A guilty verdict does not always mark the end of legal options. The practice handles state and federal criminal appeals, filing appellate briefs and arguing before the Texas Courts of Appeals and the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. The attorneys also pursue post-conviction relief through Article 11.07 habeas corpus applications, motion hearings, probation revocations, and assist eligible individuals with record expunctions and nondisclosure orders.

Why You Should Hire an Attorney from This Association

Recognized as Fellows of the American College of Trial Lawyers, past presidents of the Tarrant County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, and long-standing Texas Super Lawyers, these attorneys bring immense credibility to every defense. Available 24 hours a day with credit card payment options, the association ensures that urgent arrests receive immediate attention. When you need to hire an attorney who will tirelessly fight for your liberty, contact the Fort Worth office to schedule a confidential legal consultation.