Allen, Collin County
Allen Criminal Defense FAQ
10 common questions about criminal defense in Allen, Texas — answered with specific local court, jurisdictional, and procedural information.
Allen Class C cases are heard in Allen Municipal Court (305 Century Pkwy, Allen, TX 75013). Class A/B misdemeanors and felonies are transferred to the Collin County Courthouse in McKinney.
Our Frisco office at 5899 Preston Road is approximately 12 miles (15-20 minutes) from central Allen. See /service-areas/directions-from-allen.html for driving directions.
We serve all Allen neighborhoods including Twin Creeks, Star Creek, Watters Creek, Suncreek, Cottonwood Creek, Custer Park, and Allen Heights.
Allen Police Department: 205 W McDermott Drive, Allen, TX 75013. Non-emergency: (214) 509-4200. Detained persons are typically transferred to Collin County Detention Facility in McKinney.
Allen Municipal Court handles Class C misdemeanors only. DWI (Class B and above) is prosecuted in Collin County Courts at Law and District Courts in McKinney.
Yes. Pre-trial diversion is commonly available for first-time theft offenders in Collin County. Other dismissal pathways include motions to suppress illegally obtained evidence and insufficient evidence challenges.
Call L and L Law Group at (214) 466-1398 for a free consultation. We are minutes from Allen and regularly appear in Collin County courts.
Allen ISD follows Texas Education Code requirements for reporting educator misconduct. Any arrest triggers a TEA investigation of the educator's certification. Allen educators facing TEA proceedings can contact L and L Law Group.
Most Allen misdemeanor cases resolve in 3-9 months in Collin County courts. Felonies typically 6-18 months. Complex cases may take longer.
Yes. We offer flat-fee pricing with payment plans and third-party financing options to make criminal defense accessible to Allen residents.
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