Law Office of David A. Breston is a Houston, Texas law firm representing clients in state and federal criminal matters, juvenile cases, and immigration proceedings. The firm handles DWI charges, drug offenses, assault and domestic violence allegations, sex crimes, homicide, theft, white collar crimes, and other felony and misdemeanor matters. Its attorneys also assist with expungements, record sealing, and immigration issues that may affect individuals and families.
Law Office of David A. Breston was founded in 1997 by attorney David A. Breston. Breston earned his J.D. from the University of Texas School of Law and a B.A. from the University of Texas. He is licensed in state and federal courts and belongs to organizations including the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Harris County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
Law Office of David A. Breston has handled more than 4,000 matters involving criminal defense, juvenile defense, and immigration law. The firm represents clients facing DWI, drug possession and manufacturing allegations, robbery, burglary, cybercrime, fraud, probation violations, and serious violent-crime charges. Its immigration practice includes deportation defense, asylum, family-based immigration, permanent residency, naturalization, employment immigration, visas, and immigration appeals, allowing the firm to address matters where criminal and immigration concerns overlap.
Law Office of David A. Breston emphasizes individualized representation, communication, and practical guidance throughout the legal process. The firm serves clients in Houston, Harris County, and surrounding Texas communities and offers assistance in both English and Spanish. It provides free initial consultations and maintains 24-hour availability for people seeking legal help. Through its criminal defense, juvenile, and immigration practices, the firm helps clients understand their options and respond to serious legal challenges.
