Serious Representation When It Matters Most
The Law Office of Anthony A. Washington provides criminal defense and personal injury representation in Fort Bend and Harris Counties. With a focus on individualized strategy and direct attorney access, we help clients navigate complex legal matters.
Serving Fort Bend & HArris counties
Why Anthony Washington
Direct Access
You deal directly with your attorney. No middlemen. We provide the personal attention you deserve in a serious legal matter.
Strategic Preparation
We approach each case with careful preparation and build a robust defense strategy tailored to your specific circumstances and local law.
Clear Communication
We provide clear, professional guidance throughout the process so you can understand where your matter stands and what to expect next.
DWI & Driving Offenses
Representation for DWI and other Texas driving-related criminal charges, including intoxication offenses and certain reckless-driving matters.
Assault & Family Violence
Defense for criminal charges involving assault, family violence, and related allegations.
Drug & Felony Defense
Comprehensive defense for drug possession, theft, and other serious felony charges.
Comprehensive legal representation for car, truck, motorcycle accidents and more. We provide the strategic guidance and direct attorney access you need to navigate complex personal injury claims in Fort Bend and Harris Counties.
Founding Attorney
Anthony Washington is a Texas attorney representing clients in criminal defense, personal injury, and matters involving expunctions and nondisclosures. Serving clients throughout Fort Bend and Harris Counties, he takes a direct, hands-on approach to every case. Clients work directly with their attorney—not through layers of staff—and receive representation built around careful preparation, clear communication, and a strategy tailored to the circumstances of their case.
CLIENT REVIEWS
What Clients Say
★★★★★
“Mr Washington was nothing but kind and very professional. I’d recommend him to anyone that may need an attorney.”
— Anonymous Client
Avvo Review · October 8, 2025
★★★★★
“Anytime I had a question or needed anything he was always available.”
— Gilbert
Avvo Review · March 3, 2023
★★★★★
“He kept me informed at every step and made sure I understood everything.”
— Anonymous Client
Avvo Review · November 14, 2024
Excerpts from client reviews published on Avvo.com
Common Questions
What should I do if I am arrested?
Remain calm and avoid discussing the facts of your case with law enforcement. You have the right to remain silent and the right to request an attorney. Clearly state that you wish to remain silent and that you want to speak with a lawyer. An attorney can evaluate the circumstances of your arrest, explain the charges against you, and begin protecting your rights.
Can I get a criminal case dismissed?
Possibly. Whether a criminal charge can be dismissed depends on the facts, the evidence, the applicable law, and the circumstances of the case. Potential issues may include unlawful searches or seizures, unreliable evidence, witness problems, procedural violations, or the prosecution's ability to prove the charge beyond a reasonable doubt. Every case should be evaluated individually.
What should I do after a car accident?
Seek appropriate medical attention and report the accident when required. If you are able, photograph the vehicles and accident scene, obtain contact and insurance information, identify witnesses, and preserve records related to the collision. Avoid making assumptions about fault or minimizing your injuries. Some injuries may not become apparent until hours or days after an accident.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Texas?
Texas law generally provides a two-year limitations period for many personal injury claims, but important exceptions and shorter deadlines may apply depending on the circumstances. Claims involving governmental entities, minors, or other special circumstances can involve additional requirements. Because deadlines are fact-specific, it is important to have your potential claim evaluated promptly.
Can I clear an arrest or criminal record in Texas?
Texas law allows certain criminal records to be cleared or restricted through an expunction or order of nondisclosure. Eligibility depends on factors such as the charge, how the case was resolved, prior criminal history, and applicable waiting periods. An expunction can result in qualifying records being destroyed, while a nondisclosure generally restricts public access to eligible records. An attorney can review your history and determine which options may be available.