You need zealous advocacy from an attorney you can trust. As a skilled trial attorney, with experience as a prosecutor and judge, my extensive experience equips me with the legal abilities to protect your constitutional rights.
A legal matter, from a DWI charge to a serious auto accident, has the potential to permanently change your life. You need zealous legal advocacy if you are to have the chance at a fair and swift resolution. As a Fort Worth criminal defense attorney, I am known for my hard work and my complete commitment to the preservation of my clients’ interests.
With experience as a prosecutor and judge in Texas, I use this knowledge of the other sides of our justice system to provide more effective legal counsel to every client I represent in Fort Worth, from criminal defense, including bail bonds, to personal injury cases.
When you retain my services, you will work directly with me. I will not pass you off to an inexperienced associate or paralegal. I will personally handle your case, and I will make sure I am accessible to you. You can count on honest input, constant communication, and the vigorous protection of your legal rights through the duration of your case. I also believe in working with, not for, my clients. This means I will work with you to identify your goals and options so I can implement the most effective strategy to preserve your interests as a Fort Worth criminal defense lawyer.
When your freedom, financial security, and overall well-being are on the line, you can’t afford to settle. You deserve to work with a lawyer who has the skill and resources to competently handle your case.
In my first-hand experience as a prosecutor and judge, I have an invaluable understanding of the inner workings of our justice system. This, along with my 25 years in practice, makes all the difference as I fight for my clients’ rights in civil and criminal court.
I know that your legal issue is important and deeply personal. It is equally important to me. When you work with me, I will tailor my services to your needs. When I review your case and outline your goals, I will consider what approach is most beneficial to you. Many lawyers try to avoid trial, but my courtroom experience works to my benefit and I will argue your case to judge and jury if necessary.
If you’re ready to involve a Fort Worth trial lawyer who has the qualifications to skillfully handle your personal injury, criminal defense, or dual citizenship matter, call my office at 817-335-4357 or use my online contact form. I look forward to hearing from you.
I was facing my second DWI charge and I believed that I was not intoxicated and that the police officer stopped me for no reason. I hired Paul Previte and I could not believe the attention that he paid to my case. After Paul Previte got finished with his cross-examination, the jury found me Not Guilty in less than five minutes.
I hired Paul Previte because of what he told me during my free consultation. He believed in my case and convinced me to take the case to trial. I am glad I followed his advice because the jury found me NOT GUILTY and my case was dismissed.
I was a nurse facing my second DWI charge. If convicted, I would have lost my nursing license, my job, and my driver’s license. I hired Paul Previte and he took my case to trial. The jury found me NOT GUILTY and my case was dismissed.
The police stopped me for making an unsafe lane change in Grapevine, Texas. Paul Previte convinced the judge that I was driving safely and the case was dismissed before trial.
I was arrested for DWI and the police claimed that I scored a .189 on the breath test. Paul Previte tried my case and I was found Not Guilty.
I provide aggressive and personable advocacy.
I have years of experience as a prosecutor and judge.
I have been a Trial attorney for over two decades.
I am committed to getting you the best possible result.
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