Tristan Nicolas LeGrande

Attorney Tristan LeGrande of LeGrande Law has a track record of success as a criminal defense attorney. Since 2012 attorney LeGrande has been defending clients charged with felonies and misdemeanors all over the state of Texas.

Here at LeGrande Law, we know that when you are accused of a crime it is a very difficult and very important matter. We are dedicated to fighting for our clients’ rights and doing everything possible to achieve the best resolution of our clients’ cases. The formula for our success at LeGrande Law is: an unwavering dedication to our clients, a strong work ethic, experience, and proven results.

Criminal Law

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

DUI & DWI

Juvenile Law

Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence Restraining Orders

White Collar Crime

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  Free In-Office consultations during normal business hours (8am-5pm, M-F)
• Credit Cards Accepted
  Credit Cards accepted with a 2% transaction fee

Texas

Since 2012

Criminal Defense Attorney

LeGrande Law

2012 - Current

Associate Attorney

The Law Office of Thomas J. Henry

2010 - 2011

Associate Attorney

The Lacroix Law Firm

2009 - 2010

Criminal Defense Lawyer

LeGrande Law

2009 - 2010

Law Clerk

Multi-district Litigation Asbestos Court

2008 - 2009

Law Clerk

165th Civil District Court

2007 - 2008

Law Clerk

11th Civil District Court

2007 - 2008

Law Clerk

Mcafall, Breitbeil and Shults

2007 - 2007

South Texas College of Law

J.D. (2008) | Criminal Litigation

2008

University of Oklahoma College of Law

B.A. (2004) | Political Science and English Literature

2001 - 2004

Top 40 Under 40

National Trial Lawyers

2018

Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association

Member

2012 - Current

Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

2012 - Current

14th District Court of Appeals Opinion - 14-16-00332-CR - REVERSED AND REMANDED

14th District Court of Appeals

April 13, 2017

My experience, Texas Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers, 27th Annual Convention, Houston, Texas

June 5, 2016

Texas Lawyers Assistance Program (TLAP)

Q. where can I find any cases where a motion to suppress was won using Gov. Abbott wavier to car registration during Covid

June 12, 2023

A: Its just not that simple to suppress evidence. If you want to actually accomplish suppression of evidence, I strongly encourage you to hire an attorney.

But here you go:

https://guides.sll.texas.gov/covid-19/id-vehicle-registration

The registration requirement was only was waived from 3/16/20 through 4/14/21.

Good luck

Q. How do you ask for an immediate private meeting with the judge, opposing counsel and your lawyer?

June 6, 2023

A: The courts are open to the public. See Article 1, Section 13 of the Texas Constitution. Just because something is sensitive or personal does not mean you have a right to a private hearing with the Judge and the lawyers. The lawyers and Judge might, in some circumstances, have a conference in the Judges chambers, but the Defendant would not be there…

Q. is it legal for a cop to state he can drop a felony with given information about other people but then doesn’t

April 17, 2023

A: The police can lie to you. The only small caveat would be that they can’t deceive you regarding your constitutional rights (to an attorney, to remain silent, etc)

That is why defense attorneys are always pleading with their clients to remain silent. Don’t make any statement or answer any questions. Your silence cannot be used as evidence of your guilt.