Kiele Linroth Pace

At The Pace Law Firm, we focus on defending people accused of domestic assault in and around Austin, Texas. Our mission is to provide the highest quality representation and the best possible result for each client.

To achieve these goals, we have a team of skilled professionals who understand that successful attorney-client relationships are built on communication, trust, and compassion. We care about our clients and take the time to listen to their concerns.
Our Clients Are Good People

We do not represent common criminals. Our clients are the type of people who plan for their futures and generally make good decisions in life. Being accused of a crime is one of the most stressful situations that many of them have ever faced.

Our clients also understand that a conviction on their criminal records will do permanent damage to their reputations, their careers, and their futures. They are good people that cannot afford to NOT to be represented by an exceptional defense team that focuses on defending people accused of domestic assault.

Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence Restraining Orders

Criminal Law

Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes

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  We focus on defending people accused of domestic assault in and around Austin, Texas. Our mission is to provide the highest quality representation and the best possible result for each client. We do not represent common criminals. Our clients are the type of people who plan for their futures and generally make good decisions in life. They are good people that cannot afford to NOT to be represented by an exceptional defense team that focuses on defending people accused of domestic assault.

Texas

Since 2001

5th Circuit

Since 2004

Founder and Director

The Pace Law Firm, P.C.

2006 - Current

I defend people accused of domestic assault in Austin, Texas. My mission is to provide the highest quality representation and the best possible result for each client.

University of Texas - Austin

J.D. (2000) | Doctor of Jurisprudence

1997 - 2000

Honors: Advanced Criminal Defense Clinic

University of Texas - Austin

B.B.A. (1997) | Managment Information Systems

1993 - 1997

Client's Choice - Domestic Violence

Avvo

2014

Fellowship

Texas Bar Foundation

2012

American Inns of Court

Member

2008 - Current

Austin Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

Member

2005 - Current

Texas State Bar  # 24032810

Member

2001 - Current

Competency Questionnaire

Voice for the Defense

April 1, 2010

The Ethics of Handling Client Funds, Continuing Legal Education (CLE)

June 13, 2014

Travis County Women Lawyers Association

Best Criminal Defense Lawyers in Austin 2016 - 2018

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Q. My understanding is Anthony Fauci owns patents in vaccines he's promoting using his official position with the US CDC

14 May 2021

A: Think about the person who led you to this "understanding" about Fauci's patents. That person is either ignorant or deliberately manipulating you. They are either stupid or evil. Either way, that person is not a reliable source of information. Stop listening to that person. That person is full of bull.... even if they say other things that make you feel good.

Q. My house was raided I was not home what do I do

14 May 2021

A: Don't post anything else about it online. Don't talk to the police. Do have a PRIVATE conversation with a criminal defense attorney who has an office in the community where your house is located. ASAP!

Q. If a judge does not verbally disclose full terms of probation during sentencing does it disqualify the ruling? Texas.

14 May 2021

A: That is something your criminal defense attorney should have explained. If you were trying to do it yourself without an attorney, you must always ALWAYS read the documents before signing them. Actually, if it were me, I would probably read them even if I did have an attorney, and I would... because an attorney who represents herself has a foolish client. Anyway, if the charge was DWI, the jail time is built right into the black letter law. Section 49.04(b) says, in part, "[...] an offense under this section is a Class B misdemeanor, with a minimum term of confinement of 72 hours." Your attorney may have negotiated that into the time you already spent when originally arrested... or if it was just a clerical mistake, the attorney might be able to get the court to do a nunc pro tunc. Bottom line is that you need to ask your attorney about this, if you have one.