Facing a criminal charge is one of the hardest things to deal with. You shouldn’t have to go through it alone. Austin Hagee Law Firm represents people facing criminal charges throughout South and Central Texas. We’re based in San Antonio and handle the bulk of our cases in Bexar County and the counties around it, taking serious matters statewide.
Founder Austin Hagee spent a decade in criminal law, including years as a felony prosecutor with the Bexar County District Attorney's Office. Across his career, over 350 of the cases he handled as lead attorney ended in dismissal. That experience shapes every defense we build: it starts with how prosecutors decide to charge, value, and try a case. Use the sections below to find the county where your case is pending. Each location page covers the local courts, the charges we defend there, and how to get in touch.
Most of our work runs through San Antonio and the counties that surround it. San Antonio and Bexar County make up our core coverage, including the Bexar County courthouse and the area’s municipal courts. To the north and east, our firm defends clients in Comal County (New Braunfels) and Guadalupe County (Seguin). To the south, coverage reaches Atascosa County (Pleasanton) and Wilson County (Floresville). We also handle cases in Bandera County to the west.
Our firm takes cases along the San Antonio to Austin corridor. See Travis County (Austin) for representation in the capital, Hays County (San Marcos and Kyle) for cases between the two metros, and Williamson County (Round Rock and Georgetown) north of Austin.
West and north of San Antonio, our firm serves the Hill Country, including Kendall County (Boerne), Gillespie County (Fredericksburg), and Kerr County (Kerrville).
Gillespie County (Fredericksburg)
Gillespie County sits in the heart of the Hill Country, about an hour northwest of San Antonio, with its courts in Fredericksburg. We defend clients here on DWI, THC and drug, family violence, and other criminal charges, and we appear in its courts so you have a former prosecutor in the room.
Kerr County (Kerrville)
Kerr County handles its criminal cases in Kerrville, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. From a first DWI to a felony, we represent people charged across the county and make the appearances your case requires.
For serious felony matters, Austin Hagee Law Firm considers cases across Texas one at a time. That includes the Dallas and Fort Worth area (Dallas County, Tarrant County [Fort Worth], and Collin County), the Houston area (Harris County), and regional counties such as Uvalde County, Victoria County, and Nueces County (Corpus Christi). If your case falls outside the counties above, contact us to ask whether we can take it.
Coverage stays the same no matter where a case is filed. Common matters include DWI and DUI through our firm’s DWI Information Center, THC vape and marijuana charges, assault and family violence, drug charges, and juvenile cases. We also handle expunction and record sealing once a case reaches a point that allows it.
A former Bexar County felony prosecutor who knows how the other side prepares and argues a case.
Over 350 cases dismissed among the matters Austin Hagee handled as lead attorney.
Bi-weekly case updates, so clients always know where their case stands.
In-house payment plans with a manageable down payment and monthly terms, so cost is not the reason you go without a defense.
You don’t have to figure this out on your own. Talk through your charge with a former prosecutor before you decide anything. Consultations are free, and we will tell you plainly how we would approach your case and what representation would involve. Call or request a free consultation online.
Yes. San Antonio is home base, but we regularly appear in the surrounding counties and along the Austin corridor. Pick your county above to see local details.
Yes. For the counties listed on this page, our firm handles the court appearances your case requires.
For serious felony matters, yes, on a case-by-case basis. Reach out with the county and the charge, and we will tell you whether we can represent you.
Use the county where your charge was filed, which is usually the county where the arrest happened. That county’s page is the right place to start.
