Stephanie May Law

Stephanie May Law is known for criminal defense representation across West Texas, with an exclusive focus on defending misdemeanor and felony charges. The firm handles DWI, DUI involving minors, drug charges, assault, family assault, theft, forgery, weapons charges, probation violations, and related criminal matters. Its focused practice supports strong advocacy for citizens accused by the State of Texas, especially when freedom, records, licenses, and future opportunities are at risk.

Stephanie May Law develops personalized legal solutions through individualized evaluation of every allegation, charge, and piece of evidence. The firm carefully reviews traffic stops, searches, police conduct, prosecutor claims, and procedural requirements to identify weaknesses in the State’s case. Thorough preparation helps build practical defense strategies for DWI, drug possession, assault, theft, fraud, weapons charges, and motions to revoke or adjudicate probation, where consequences can be severe.

Stephanie May Law brings deep expertise to DWI defense and broader criminal law, including administrative license revocation hearings, occupational driver’s licenses, expunctions, and nondisclosure matters. The firm has obtained favorable outcomes in hundreds of DWI cases across Texas and has defended clients accused of serious misdemeanor and felony offenses. This experience supports careful case analysis, aggressive courtroom advocacy, and defense planning shaped by Texas criminal procedure and evidence.

Stephanie May Law is recognized through BBB accreditation and involvement with respected legal and professional organizations, including the Tom Green County Bar Association, Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, DUI Defense Lawyers Association, and San Angelo Chamber of Commerce. The firm’s West Texas roots, criminal defense focus, and record of client advocacy reflect a commitment to preparation, individualized attention, and strong outcomes in high-stakes cases.