RC Pate

RC Pate

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I got into criminal law because I enjoy helping people. I never enjoyed family law cases because even if you get your client everything they want out of a case, chances are that they will still be unhappy. On the other hand, people who need representation for criminal cases are always thankful for the work you do for them and that is much more fulfilling to me. But before that, I was just a college kid. When I was in college, I studied physics, religion, mathematics and philosophy. After graduating, I played in a band and wrapped presents at Dillard’s for a living while applying for better jobs. I applied to for Teach For America, but they didn’t read my application because there were simply too many people applying at the time. I decided to pursue something other than teaching and with my father’s guidance, I took the LSAT and began law school at the University of Houston. After law school, I served as a prosecutor for two and a half years in San Antonio. I worked my way up the chain of command, but when I was told that I couldn’t be promoted unless I cut my hair, I quit. During my time as a prosecutor, I tried many people for DWIs and my first DWI client hired me the day I left the district attorney’s office. At first, I would handle whatever case people would pay me for. I partnered with another attorney who focused on DWIs and eventually decided to model my firm after his. When I’m not in the office, I have many different hobbies. I coach my three-year-old daughter’s soccer team and am a captain on my own co-ed soccer team, which I am proud to say is heading to the state championship for the third year in a row. In addition, I play on a flag football team with my wife but when I’m not doing something athletic, I am probably playing Settlers of Catan. View More ›

DVLawyers AI Summary:

DwiGuru focuses primarily on supporting individuals navigating the complexities of domestic violence and family law matters. They provide legal representation for survivors seeking safety and justice, particularly in cases involving domestic abuse, custody disputes, and divorce proceedings. The firm emphasizes a trauma-informed approach, ensuring that clients feel understood and supported throughout their legal journey. Their tone is compassionate and empathetic, recognizing the unique challenges faced by survivors of domestic violence. The attorneys strive to create a safe space for clients to express their concerns and fears, while also offering clear and honest guidance about the legal process. They understand that seeking legal help can be daunting, especially for those who have experienced trauma, and they aim to alleviate some of that burden. If you are a survivor of domestic abuse looking for legal assistance, DwiGuru could be a suitable choice. Their dedication to understanding the complexities of domestic violence cases, combined with their focus on family law, positions them well to advocate for your rights and well-being. However, as with any legal representation, it’s essential to consider your specific needs and comfort level when choosing a lawyer. While they appear committed to supporting survivors, it’s advisable to reach out for a consultation to gauge if their style and approach align with your expectations and needs.

Jurisdiction:Texas (Since 2007)

Practice Area

Criminal Law

Guides reporting, evidence, bail conditions, no-contact orders, prosecutions or defenses, and record sealing, centering survivor safety and informed participation across the criminal process.

Languages

English

Fees

Free Consultation

Education

J.D.
University of Houston
2007

Awards

Lawyer Scientist
ACS-CHAL

Lawyer Scientist - ACS-CHAL (2015)

2015

Associations

member of the editorial board
SACDLA
2010 - Present
founding member
DUIDLA
2014 - Present

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