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Fort Worth Criminal Defense, Legal Insights from Attorney Chelsi McLarty

Navigating the Texas criminal justice system can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re facing it for the first time. This blog exists to help. Written from the perspective of a practicing Fort Worth criminal defense attorney, each article breaks down real legal topics in plain, straightforward language: what your rights are during a traffic stop, what actually happens after a DWI arrest, when you may qualify to expunge your record, and much more.

Accused of violating a protective order in Texas? Learn the penalties under Penal Code 25.07 and how a Fort Worth defense attorney can help. Call (817) 900-3235.

Violating a Protective Order in Texas: Penalties, Process, and Defense

Violation of a Protective Order in Texas A protective order is something a judge issues to keep one person away from another — barring them from certain places, certain contact, sometimes an entire list of people. Most often, these orders show up in family violence cases or situations involving harassment.

August 1, 2026

Violating a bond condition in Texas can mean revoked bail, a new arrest warrant, or new criminal charges. Learn what happens next and how to respond — call (817) 900-3235.

What Happens If You Violate a Bond Condition in Texas?

What Happens When You Violate a Bond Condition in Texas? Getting out on bond isn’t the end of the story, it comes with strings attached, and those strings matter. Under Article 17.40 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, a judge can attach conditions to your release that are meant

July 1, 2026

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Tarrant County Stalking Lawyer & Harassment Defense in Fort Worth

Tarrant County Stalking Lawyer & Harassment Defense in Fort Worth Stalking is a serious criminal offense in Texas that can upend lives in ways few people anticipate. While many picture a shadowy figure lurking outside a window, the reality under Texas law is far broader—and often involves conduct that was

March 5, 2026

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Texas Online Solicitation of a Minor | Laws & Defense

Hey there, if you’re facing charges related to online solicitation of a minor in Texas, I want you to know you’re not alone—and there’s help available. I’m Chelsi McLarty, a dedicated criminal defense attorney at The McLarty Law Firm in Fort Worth, Texas, serving all of Tarrant County. I’ve been recognized as a

February 24, 2026

Fort Worth Harassment Law, Charges, and Defense

Fort Worth Harassment Law, Charges, and Defense from The McLarty Law Firm Harassment charges in Texas can arise from a variety of situations, often stemming from strained personal or professional relationships. Under current Texas law, harassment is outlined in Texas Penal Code §42.07, which defines it as intentional conduct aimed

January 5, 2026

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Chelsi McLarty: 12-Time Criminal Defense Fort Worth Top Attorney

Chelsi McLarty: 12-Time Criminal Defense Fort Worth Top Attorney Criminal defense attorney Chelsi McLarty has once again been recognized among the very best in Tarrant County—earning Fort Worth Magazine’s “Top Attorney” honor for the 12th year in a row, from 2014 through 2025. At the same time, she continues to shine on the

December 5, 2025

Facing Criminal Charges in Fort Worth? Don't Wait, Get Help Today.

The earlier you involve an experienced criminal defense attorney, the better your chances of a favorable outcome. Attorney Chelsi McLarty offers free case consultations and is ready to go to work for you right away.