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Houston Criminal Lawyer Jim Sullivan Won a Jury Trial that Was Featured in the Houston Press

Houston Juvenile Lawyer Jim Sullivan has fought for the rights of adults and juveniles accused of committing criminal offenses since 1994.  He has tried serious felony cases in both criminal and juvenile courts.  He is also Board Certified in Juvenile Law by the Texas...

Houston Criminal Defense Attorney Jim Sullivan Can Represent You on All Criminal Charges

Houston Criminal Lawyer Jim Sullivan represents adults throughout the state of Texas on serious felonies and misdemeanors, including Harboring a Runaway Child. Suppose you let a 15 year old boy stay with you for two weeks without notifying his parents after the boy...

Houston Criminal Lawyer Jim Sullivan Urges His Clients to Try and Relax

Tension is who you think you should be.  Relaxation is who you are. ~Chinese proverb Houston Criminal Defense Trial Lawyers Jim Sullivan and Associates have 55 collective years of criminal defense law experience.  They have successfully represented over 4,000 clients....

Houston Criminal Lawyer Jim Sullivan Urges Accused to Reflect on One Principle

Happiness and freedom begin with a clear understanding of one principle: Some things are within your control, and some things are not. ~Epictetus, Greek Stoic philosopher, 1st century Houston Criminal Defense Attorney Jim Sullivan has over 25+ years of criminal...

Houston Criminal Lawyer Jim Sullivan Urges Accused to Avoid a Criminal Conviction

A bird, whether it is tied down by a thread or a chain, still cannot fly. ~St. John of the Cross, Spanish mystic and monk, 16th century Houston Criminal Lawyer Jim Sullivan knows how heavy and burdensome a criminal conviction can be in weighing down a person’s...

Houston Criminal Lawyer Jim Sullivan Agrees Actions Speak Louder than Words

 Actions speak louder than words; let your words teach and your actions speak. ~St. Anthony of Padua, Portuguese Franciscan, 12th century Houston Criminal Lawyer Jim Sullivan believes that the right to a jury trial–the right to be judged by a jury of one’s...