El Paso County Personal Injury Lawyer

Marco Aranda received his Bachelors in Management from University of Texas El Paso, his Masters in Business Administration from Texas Tech, and his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Texas Tech. He strives to get the best results for his clients, and works diligently to reach a fair settlement or agreement.

There may be times when you think you might be able to do the work yourself, to save some money.

Please contact the Aranda Law Office today to go over your options.

What may save you money short-term, may cost you much more in the long run. Hiring an experienced attorney is always the safest route. You should do anything in your power to preserve your reputation and keep your record in good standing.

Start with a consultation and you will see what Marco Aranda can offer you.
Marco Aranda is licensed to Practice in :
Texas,
New Mexico,
Federal Court, Western District of Texas, and
Federal Court, District of New Mexico.

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Criminal law

Criminal law defines conduct that is not allowed due to its actions that threaten, endanger or harm the safety and welfare of people. Criminal Law is broken down into felonies and misdemeanors. Felonies and misdemeanors are categorized based on the nature of the crime and the maximum punishment allowable. A felony is considered a serious misconduct that is punishable by imprisonment for more than a year or by death. Most state criminal laws further categorize felonies into different classes with varying degrees of punishment and/or fines. Lesser crimes are considered misdemeanors or violations. A misdemeanor is a misconduct which is punishable by imprisonment of less than a year. Traffic and parking infractions are often called violations, and are still included in Criminal Law. Contact us today at the Aranda Law Firm, where we are here for your criminal defense!