The Law Office of W. Todd Ver Weire

Criminal Defense by a Former Prosecutor

Serving Georgetown, Williamson County, And The People of Central Texas

Assault Defense

If you’re accused of causing bodily injury, criminal defense attorney Todd Ver Weire will vigorously represent you with compassion.

Drug Crime Defense

Criminal charges over drugs and controlled substances can lead to a suspension of your driver’s license, fines, and jail time. Attorney Todd Ver Weird is here to help.

Domestic Violence

Spousal abuse and domestic violence allegations can ruin your reputation. Todd Ver Weire offers advocacy without judgement.

DWI Defense

Charged with drunk driving? Todd Ver Weire can find out if the traffic stop was legal, if BAC test results were accurate, and protect your driver’s license.

Practicing Law Since 1993

30+ Years of Experience

Our Georgetown Criminal Defense Lawyer Is In Your Corner

If you’ve been arrested, you are now facing the biggest opponent of your life: the State of Texas. Criminal charges mean more than jail time and fines. You also face other consequences, such as the suspension of a driver’s license, the end of certain government benefits, the loss of a professional license, and restrictions of your right to vote or possess a firearm

After dealing with the shock, fear, and possibly shame of what happened, you need an experienced defense attorney near you who can help. The Law Office of W. Todd Ver Weire offers compassionate, non-judgmental advocacy. We can build a strong case that considers the complicated circumstances of your arrest.

Attorney Todd Ver Weire in His Own Words

Criminal defense attorney Todd Ver Weire is on your side

Client reviews

An Excellent Reputation Among Criminal Defense Clients and Legal Colleagues

A Record Of Service Built On Empathy And Professional Support

Todd Ver Weire has earned tremendous respect over the years from his clients and legal colleagues in Central Texas.

Licensed social workers have remarked that Todd is extremely empathetic when working with clients. His ability to connect with people has made him the go-to defense lawyer in Williamson County for cases that involve veterans, mental health issues, and DWI or drug charges.

Todd is a fount of knowledge for his colleagues in the local legal community. Thanks to his many years of experience in different areas of law, his fellow attorneys will often reach out to him for advice on complicated criminal defense cases.

Spencer Willmon

Mr. Ver Weire is the absolute best!! Rest assured you’re in good hands with this man. Thank you so much for your help!

- Spencer Willmon

Dawson Gibson

Everyone was extremely helpful at this office. Todd is truly great to work with, he takes care of his clients, if you do what your supposed to and listen to him, everything goes smoothly.

- Dawson Gibson

Haley Hernandez

Todd is the best! He definitely handles business, he got all of my charges dismissed and absolutely changed my life. He’s amazing at his job. You can tell he genuinely wants the best outcome for you and is gonna work hard to get you it! He has the best personality, you’ll immediately love him when you first meet him! If you’re needing an attorney go with Todd Ver Weire. He’s definitely the man you want on your side helping you. His hard work and dedication changed my entire life and i’m forever grateful.

- Haley Hernandez

About Our Law Firm

Serving The People Of Central Texas In Complex Criminal Cases

Founded in 2014, the Law Office of W. Todd Ver Weire always puts clients and their needs first. We know what complex criminal cases involve, what the legal process entails, and how to reach legal resolutions efficiently.

As part of his training at West Point, Todd focuses on the who, what, when, where, why, and how of every case that comes his way. Paralegal Ellie Garza is just as vigilant in her duties, answering questions as they arise while reminding clients of important dates and deadlines.

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Understanding Misdemeanors And Felonies In The State Of Texas

What’s The Big Deal, Isn’t a Crime A Crime?

Not all crimes are created equal. Not only are they punished differently, some expose you to a fine, some to either a fine or time in the county jail, or both, while others require a fine, prison, or both. Felonies and misdemeanors also carry different “collateral” consequences.

Frequently Asked Questions

Criminal Defense FAQ

Legal Answers on Criminal Defense Topics

If you’re facing criminal charges in Williamson County, don’t navigate the ordeal alone. Contact the Law Office of W. Todd Ver Weire in Georgetown, TX for a consultation.

Both the U.S. Constitution and the Texas Constitution guarantees you the right to remain silent – use it. When investigating a case, the police do NOT have your best interests in mind. Police officers spend hours in training and simulations on how to interrogate suspects – that includes folks “stopp

After exercising your right to remain silent – that means not answering ANY questions, even if they are about the weather, where you were coming from, where you are going, where you work, or what football team you root for, exercise your right to get a criminal defense lawyer.

Williamson County currently has three diversion type programs, three that are more formal than the fourth, all of which relate to various misdemeanors. For first-time offenders facing certain misdemeanor charges, the Pre-Trial Intervention Program may provide the best resolution to your situation

Collateral Consequences are penalties/restrictions, other than jail or a fine, imposed by law. For instance, a conviction for Possession of Marijuana, less than 2 ounces, a Class B Misdemeanor, will result in your driver’s license being suspended for 180 days.

Texas offers two types of probation – deferred adjudication probation, and formal probation. Formal Probation is a conviction from a criminal record perspective; however, it can have some advantages when it comes to certain collateral consequences.

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The Law Office Of W. Todd Ver Weire in Williamson County, Texas