Fees depend on a variety of factors which we will discuss during your consultation. I offer clear, upfront pricing and payment options. After your consultation, you’ll know what you should to expect to pay.

Even a minor charge can carry long-term consequences for your criminal record, your job, your housing situation, and your future. Having an attorney can protect your rights, identify weaknesses in the State’s case, and often lead to better outcomes.

Do not answer questions or make statements unless I am present. Anything you say can be used against you. Politely invoke your right to remain silent and contact me as soon as possible.

If you have a warrant for your arrest, please let me know during our initial consultation. There are specific procedures we must follow and actions we must take in order to address this issue. I have experience working with clients who have active warrants, and I will be happy to assist you in this regard.

Most cases do not go to trial, but I prepare every case as if it will. That preparation often leads to stronger negotiation positions and better outcomes.

I have experience handling a wide range of criminal cases and understand how to identify weaknesses in the State’s case. No matter what your charge is, I likely have some experience with that type of case.

I strive to keep clients informed of developments in their case as they arise. However, clients should not feel they have to wait for my call. If at any time you have a question regarding your case, feel free to call me and discuss your concern. I can be reached at (210) 239-3165. My email address is requerio.ayala@ayala-law.net.

The sooner, the better. Early intervention can impact evidence, witness statements, and the direction of your case. If you delay in hiring an attorney, evidence in your favor can disappear and decisions may be made without your input. Acting early gives you the strongest position.

Yes. That is exactly what the initial consultation is for—to give you clarity and help you make the best decision for your situation.

I cannot make guarantees regarding the outcome of your case. Doing so could be a violation of the professional ethics attorneys are required to follow. However, I always aim to get my client’s charges dismissed or reduced if possible.