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General Info: Michelle Poblenz is a former Dallas County Prosecutor.Free Consultations
Email: michellepoblenz@outlook.com
Extra Phones: Phone: (972) 445-4105
Services/Products: Attorneys, Transportation Law Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Traffic Law Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys
Payment method: check, cash, all major credit cards
Location: Wells Fargo Bank Tower
Neighborhood: Cinnamon Ridge
Amenities: We have after hours consultations by appointment.
Languages: English, Spanish
Other Link: http://www.poblenzlaw.com
Categories: Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Traffic Law Attorneys, Transportation Law Attorneys

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06/15/2017

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Great firm - they work hard for you! Michelle has great experience and has a keen understanding of the Criminal Justice process - she will and can help...

03/13/2015

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Ms. Poblenz was extremely knowledgeable and very helpful during my son's DUI case. Very happy that we chose to hire her.

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Phone: (972) 445-9833

Address: 800 W Airport Fwy, Irving, TX 75062

Website: http://www.poblenzlaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
At the Law Office of Michelle Poblenz, we know how vital the financial security of a child is, especially when the child's parents are getting divorced. Our well-established family law attorney is committed to ensuring that the child's financial well-being remains intact long after their parent's divorce has been finalized. We will work with you to ensure all matters related to child support are handled with great care as you and your child look to start a new chapter in your lives.
Child Custody and Visitation
Family law deals with the legal issues related to family relationships, such as marriage, divorce, child custody, and adoption. For anyone involved in these types of legal proceedings, it is essential to understand the elements of family law. It is also important to realize that if you are involved in proceedings related to family law, hiring a knowledgeable attorney is a crucial step toward ensuring that your legal goals can be met and satisfied adequately.
Adoption
Adoption is a life-changing decision for many people looking to become parents. Texas adoption law is relatively straightforward, but it requires strict adherence to the required steps and processes. For individuals looking to adopt, it is essential to understand the legal requirements before embarking on the process. As such, a family law attorney can be an invaluable resource in these situations.
Paternity
Guardianship
Guardianship- Family law may also address matters associated with guardianship, including in cases where someone other than a child's parent will be responsible for providing care and meeting the child's needs. Guardianship involves the legal appointment of a person to make decisions on behalf of someone who is unable to make decisions for themselves, and a guardian may be appointed for a minor child or a disabled adult.
Spousal Support
In Texas, spousal support, which is also called spousal maintenance or alimony, is a payment made by one spouse to the other after a divorce. The purpose of spousal support is to help the recipient spouse maintain the standard of living after the divorce that they enjoyed during their marriage, especially if they are unable to fully support themselves financially. If you live in Texas and are going through a divorce, it is important to understand whether spousal support will be a factor in your case, how that support will be determined, and how long such support will last.
Child Abuse
In Texas, anyone over the age of 21 may adopt a child, provided that they have not been disqualified by law. People who are not considered eligible to adopt in Texas include those who have been convicted of specific criminal offenses, such as child abuse or neglect, homicide, and other offenses that could indicate that a child would be at risk of harm when in a person's care. Prospective parents must also provide references, as well as documentation of any marriage or divorce.

Criminal Defense
A criminal record in Texas can have severe implications on your personal and professional life, including the inability to own a firearm, difficulty securing a loan, alienation from friends, family, and society, as well as many more adverse consequences. Luckily, for some individuals, expungement of their criminal record may be possible. Expungement is the process through which a person's official criminal record can be wiped clean and permanently deleted. However, the prerequisites for expungement may vary depending on the nature of the offense an individual is looking to expunge. If you are interested in expunging your criminal record, it is essential to work with an experienced criminal defense who can help you determine your eligibility and make sure you follow the correct steps during the expungement process.
DUI/DWI
A DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) charge in Texas is a serious offense with significant consequences for anyone who is convicted. Even a first-time DWI charge can result in severe penalties that can impact a person's life for many years. If you are in this situation, it is essential to retain the legal counsel of an experienced DWI attorney to fight the charges against you.
Traffic Violations
Traffic violations are an issue that occurs regularly in Denton County, Texas. Many of these traffic violations are aggressively enforced due to the risks they pose to public safety. As a result, it is essential to understand the associated penalties that can apply for drivers who are accused of committing violations.
Sex Crimes
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Misdemeanors
According to Texas law, the eligibility for expungement of a criminal record is based on several factors, including the type of offense, the punishment imposed, and the time elapsed since the offense. Generally, only specific cases are eligible for expungement in Texas. Individuals who were acquitted of charges by a judge or jury are usually eligible for expunction after their cases have been resolved. Individuals who were arrested but had their charges dismissed or never had charges filed will be eligible for expunction after a certain amount of time has elapsed. In these cases, expunction will be available 180 days after an arrest for a Class C misdemeanor, one year after an arrest for a Class A or B misdemeanor, and three years after an arrest for a felony.
Drug Crimes
Drug crimes are taken very seriously by the authorities. Therefore, if you are ever charged with one, it is essential to understand your legal rights and the potential consequences of a conviction. Whether you are facing charges for drug possession, distribution, or manufacturing, the following are some important steps to take if you are ever charged with a drug crime.
Assault
3rd-degree felony - If a person allegedly choked or strangled a family member when committing domestic assault or if they had previously been convicted of family violence or related offenses, they may face increased penalties. A conviction can land the defendant in prison for two to 10 years, and it may also result in a $10,000 fine.
Murder
Claiming self-defense - In cases where the accused is charged with a violent crime, such as assault or murder, a common defense strategy is to argue that actions were taken in self-defense. We may be able to show that you acted to protect yourself or others from harm.
Juvenile Crimes
Juvenile delinquency - In some cases, family courts may address issues related to minors who have been accused of criminal offenses or other forms of delinquency. While matters of juvenile law will generally be handled by the juvenile justice system, in cases involving the Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS), issues related to the custody of children may need to be addressed in family courts. Family law provides legal remedies to protect the rights of parents and the best interests of children in these situations.
Probation Violation
Failing to report to your probation officer - One of the conditions of probation is to check in with your probation officer regularly. It is considered a probation violation if you fail to report to your probation officer or miss an appointment. An attorney can help you explain the reasons for the missed appointment and work with the probation officer to resolve the issue.
Homicide
In addition to the risk of serious injury, death, or property damage that comes with texting and driving, these activities can also lead to detrimental legal consequences. In Texas, distracted driving is considered a misdemeanor traffic violation, meaning that a conviction of such a violation could result in a criminal record. If you are pulled over for texting while driving, you may be fined anywhere from $25 to $99. If you are a repeat offender, you may be charged up to $200. If your texting and driving results in another person's death or serious injury, you may be fined up to $4,000 and sentenced to a year in jail unless. If you are charged with negligent homicide or vehicular manslaughter, you will likely face heftier fines and longer jail sentences.
Manslaughter

Property Damage
This is a very serious traffic violation in Texas, as it is in virtually all 50 states. The offense occurs when a driver is involved in an accident that causes property damage or injury to another person and then leaves the scene before exchanging information or supplying aid to the injured person. If a driver is convicted of leaving the scene of an accident, they may face significant legal consequences. Under Texas law, if a driver leaves the scene of an accident after causing less than $200 in damage, this is considered a Class C misdemeanor. The charge is escalated to a Class B misdemeanor if the damage is $200 or more.

Personal Injury
Property acquired through a personal injury settlement: In some cases, money a spouse received as compensation for a personal injury may be considered separate property. Notably, compensation for medical expenses or pain and suffering will be classified as separate property, but damages related to reduced earning capacity will be considered marital property.

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