Prostitution Lawyer Austin, TX
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- Aggressive defense strategies
- Around-the-clock legal advice
- Defended clients in 100+ jury trials
- Background as a prosecutor
Why Clients Trust Jason Trumpler
20+ Years of Criminal Defense Focus
Mr. Trumpler has spent more than two decades protecting the rights of clients accused of serious offenses, including solicitation and prostitution. He knows how to push back against flawed evidence and overreaching prosecutions.
100+ Jury Trials & Proven Results
With over 100 jury trials to his name, Mr. Trumpler is equipped to handle even the most sensitive cases. His courtroom skill and strategic approach have helped many clients avoid long-term consequences.
24/7 Judgment-Free Support
Clients dealing with prostitution charges often feel ashamed or afraid. Mr. Trumpler provides around-the-clock legal access and a compassionate, nonjudgmental approach from the first consultation through resolution.
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“We will do everything we can to ideally make your mistake go away, and if we can't, we will work to mitigate the damage that comes from that mistake.”
At The Law Offices of Jason Trumpler, in Austin, Texas, we understand the stigma associated with these types of charges. If you are afraid of being judged, know that we have been helping people in your shoes for more than 20 years.
In addition to his sensitive and compassionate approach to criminal defense, Mr. Trumpler has been admitted to practice in several districts throughout Texas, as well as the Central District Court of California. He is a member of the:
- Member of the American Bar Association
- Member of the Austin Bar Association
- Williamson County Bar Association
- Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers' Association
- National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
- Austin Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
Set up a free consultation with our lawyer in Austin, TX, today to learn more. He provides legal services to people in Georgetown and surrounding areas in Texas. Contact attorney Jason Trumpler online or call:
Can Mr. Trumpler Help Me? A Closer Look at 3 Types of Charges
In general terms, a lawyer who focuses on criminal defense, like Mr. Trumpler, can provide legal guidance to three types of people in these cases. Mr. Trumpler can help if you've been charged with:
Prostitution
In order to be charged with prostitution in Austin, throughout Texas, or in any other state, you must have engaged in sexual conduct in exchange for something of value, such as goods or services. Most often, however, this means monetary compensation passing from a man to a woman.
Solicitation
If you are accused of patronizing or soliciting a prostitute, this means you offered an individual something of value in exchange for sex. This exchange can occur in a brothel, a bar, or another setting, and can involve giving the money, goods, or services to that party or to another person.
Promotion of Prostitution
The promotion of prostitution, or pimping, involves a third party who obtains the compensation provided for the sexual act with the prostitute. Sometimes these actions are tied to an established organization, like a brothel.
Understanding Your Attorney's Role
If you are facing any type of crime related to prostitution or brothels in Austin or throughout Texas, Mr. Trumpler can protect your rights. First and foremost, your lawyer will work to have the charges dismissed altogether. But if this is not feasible, he will find ways to weaken the accusations, resulting in a lesser charge and diminished consequences.
In order to build a strong defense, a prostitution lawyer might use one of several legal defenses, such as:
Like proving any other type of crime, there must be valid and sufficient evidence. In this case, it must be proven that sex took place with a prostitute in exchange for money or something else of value.
General descriptions of a man or woman can mean that the wrong person was arrested. In other cases, the two parties might have engaged in consensual sex, and no money exchanged hands.
A staggering number of women are forced into sex trafficking and made to be prostitutes each year. In these cases, the allegations against the woman might not be valid, and the charges should be dropped.
Sometimes, law enforcement forces people into situations that result in their unknowing participation in an illegal act with a prostitute. Mr. Trumpler can determine whether entrapment applies.
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“Exceptional Legal Representation from Jason Trumpler. I highly recommend Jason Trumpler for anyone seeking legal assistance. He did a fantastic job helping me resolve my case. From our initial consultation to the final resolution, Jason was professional, knowledgeable, and incredibly supportive. Thanks to Jason's dedication and hard work, my case was resolved successfully, and I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome. If you're looking for a lawyer who genuinely cares and delivers results, Jason Trumpler is an excellent choice.”
– Jarrell, 5-Star Review
Prostitution and Other Sex Crimes Carry Serious Consequences
Participating in sex acts in a brothel, asking a woman for sex in exchange for money, and other related crimes are typically considered misdemeanors. Similarly, a man or woman charged with being a prostitute in Austin for the first time will be charged with a misdemeanor. They might face up to 180 days in jail, a fine of up to $2,000, or both. If you were charged as a prostitute, you might also be put on probation, need to complete community service, and attend AIDS education classes.
If you've been charged as a prostitute in the past, you'll be facing more serious consequences. Whereas an initial charge of exchanging sex for money or other compensation is considered a class B misdemeanor, a second or third charge will result in a class A misdemeanor. You might be facing a felony charge if you have been convicted of prostitution three or more times. If you solicited an individual who was between 14 and 18 years old, you could also be facing a felony charge and severe repercussions. Even more serious charges, such as the aggravated promotion of prostitution (tied to a large enterprise) can result in up to 10 years in state prison and a $10,000 fine.
We don't care if you're a woman who has been accused of being a prostitute, if you're a man charged with solicitation at a brothel, or if the police have evidence that you have committed a sex crime. What we care about is protecting your reputation, your livelihood, and the relationships with your loved ones. We also know you have a busy schedule and might be worried about time spent in court; Mr. Trumpler can make a court appearance for you.
Regardless of the specifics, if you have been arrested by the police and had charges filed against you, it is incredibly important to seek the assistance of a lawyer with a background in criminal defense.
Hire a Lawyer Who Understands the Courtroom
The stress of legal charges can make you feel isolated and scared. However, you're not the only person to experience these stresses — and there is someone out there with the tenacity and knowledge your case needs.
Attorney Jason Trumpler has spent over 20 years helping people like you. Even with the challenges of changing laws, he remains up to the task of defending his clients' rights.
In a fair amount of cases, the best remedy for a legal problem is good counsel. Mr. Trumpler will fight for reduced or mitigated charges. The Austin or Round Rock, TX, office for a consultation.
To set up a consultation at our Austin or Round Rock, TX, office, reach out to us online or call:
The Cost of Hiring a Lawyer Can Be a Priceless Investment
Mr. Trumpler believes every man and woman involved in a prostitution case deserves fair access to a high standard of representation.
Fees generally range from $3,000 to $10,000. The total cost of your legal fees will be shaped largely by the severity of the charges and whether your case goes to trial. We will work with you to create an affordable payment plan, if necessary. Don't let the fear of legal fees stand between you and the aggressive defense you need.
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“So glad I found this on google. He was assigned to my case back in 2013 and got my case completely dismissed. He is truly a great lawyer and extremely easy to work with! it may have taken me so long for this review but I am glad I found your info on google.”
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You Have the Right to Have a Lawyer Present Exercise Your Legal Protections
In a stressful situation, it can be easy to grow overwhelmed, especially if you are put under pressure to speak to the authorities.
It is illegal for police to force you to talk if you wish to exercise the right of having a lawyer present.
If you are placed in a stressful situation or would prefer not to be interrogated in such a manner, inform the authorities that you are waiting for legal counsel, and then remain silent until you can speak with your attorney.
Don't go into this situation alone. Call Austin attorney Jason Trumpler today.
Choose Mr. Trumpler A Lawyer With a Proven Track Record
Before you trust a lawyer, you want to ensure that you can rely on them to truly fight for you. Mr. Trumpler isn't here to just tell you what you want to hear. During a consultation in Austin or in the courtroom, he will back up his statements with the facts.
You can see a proven track record of just some of his past cases so that you know just how effective his counsel can be.
Bolster Your Case With a Strong Lawyer
A strong lawyer who isn't afraid to take on tough cases can make all the difference. That's just what you'll find if you work with Jason Trumpler. He has taken over 100 cases to jury trial and he is not intimidated by the challenges that your case may present.
Whether your case involves prostitution, soliciting a sex worker, sex crimes, or a combination of different factors, our Austin legal team can defend you.
We provide payment plans so that cost is not a barrier to dedicated legal representation. If you need assistance, contact us online or call:
“An exceptional lawyer.”
“Jason Trumpler is an exceptional criminal defense lawyer with two decades of experience. He had my DWI completely dismissed! He, along with his staff of professionals helped me navigate through the hurdles and confusion in the court system. He is well-respected in the courtroom and his expertise is unparalleled. I’m extremely grateful for everything Jason and his team has done for me regarding my case.”
– Joey, 5-Star Review
The Laws Against Solicitation in Texas Have Grown More Severe
The challenges of the legal system are ever-growing. As of September 2021, the way that the state of Texas uniformly addresses accused solicitors has changed. This shift is due to HB 1540, a bill targeting those who are charged with or accused of soliciting sex from a prostitute.
HB 1540 makes solicitation a felony as opposed to a misdemeanor for first-time offenders. While this new law does not work retroactively, it does impact any charges in Texas after it was put into place.
Hiring a tenacious Austin-based attorney like Mr. Trumpler can give you the resources you need to pursue dropped or reduced charges.
Solicitation or Prostitution Charges May Lead You to Be Placed on the Texas Sex Offender Registry
In addition to jail time and fines related to prostitution charges, you may also be facing another threat.
Both solicitation and sex work in Texas could require you to register as a sex offender.
Being placed on the sex offender registry can decrease your job prospects and even prevent you from living in certain places, such as near a school.
This is one of the many reasons why you need a lawyer. You may still be able to get your charges reduced or dropped entirely, meaning fewer legal ramifications—or none at all.
Have You Been Convicted of Prostitution or Solicitation? You May Be Able to Request an Order of Nondisclosure
A prostitution or solicitation conviction can affect your career opportunities, social interactions, and everyday life. However, it may be possible for you to get some of your privacy back.
Depending on the factors of your conviction, it is possible to request an order of nondisclosure, which prevents the disclosure of certain criminal records.
Those convicted of a misdemeanor can typically request that this process be completed after their case, though they may have to wait two years if convicted of a more severe charge. Those who are convicted of a felony will have to wait five years before they can begin this process.
Some charges may not be eligible for this option, but attorney Jason Trumpler can explain eligibility to you in detail.
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