Frisco, Collin and Denton Counties
Frisco Criminal Defense FAQ
10 common questions about criminal defense in Frisco, Texas — answered with specific local court, jurisdictional, and procedural information.
First appearance is typically in Frisco Municipal Court (7300 Main St). For Class B and higher DWI charges, cases are transferred to the Collin County Courthouse in McKinney (or Denton County if the offense occurred in west-side Frisco).
L and L Law Group quotes flat fees in writing. Typical Frisco DWI defense ranges from $2,500 to $7,500 for first-offense misdemeanor DWI, depending on BAC, prior record, and whether the case requires trial preparation.
Frisco Police Department is at 7200 Stonebrook Parkway, Frisco, TX 75034. Phone: (972) 292-6010. Detained persons are typically transferred to the Collin County Detention Facility in McKinney within 24 hours.
Bond options include cash bond, surety bond through a bail bondsman, or attorney bond. After magistration (within 24-48 hours of arrest), a bond amount is set by the magistrate.
Federal cases involving Frisco residents go to either the Northern District of Texas (TXND) in Dallas or the Eastern District of Texas (TXED) in Sherman. Cases typically involve drug conspiracies, wire fraud, federal firearms, or immigration violations.
Yes, under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure art. 55, if your Frisco case ended in acquittal, dismissal, grand jury no-bill, or pardon. Deferred adjudication cases may qualify for non-disclosure instead. L and L Law Group handles all Collin County expunctions.
Frisco Municipal Court handles Class C misdemeanors — traffic citations, parking violations, and city ordinance violations. You can plea guilty, no contest, not guilty (trial), or negotiate defensive driving / deferred disposition.
Yes. Our office is at 5899 Preston Road, Suite 101, Frisco, TX 75034. Phone: (214) 466-1398 (24/7). We are located in central Frisco, minutes from Frisco PD, The Star, and Stonebriar Centre.
Yes. L and L Law Group represents Texas educators in TEA/SBEC proceedings, including Frisco ISD educators facing certification challenges. See our /practice-areas/tea-sbec-complaints.html page.
Yes. L and L Law Group offers free, confidential consultations 24/7 at (214) 466-1398. A licensed attorney will review your case and explain your options.
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