Law Office of John M. Helms

12240 Inwood Rd, Suite 220
Dallas TX 75244
Rated 4.0/5 (1 Review)
214) 666-8010

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Company Name Law Office of John M. Helms
Website https://johnhelms.attorney/
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Phone Number 214) 666-8010
Location 12240 Inwood Rd, Suite 220
Dallas, TX 75244

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Hours of Operation

Open 24 hours (Online)

Accepted Forms of Payments

Credit Cards, Bank Wire

Credentials

Super Lawyer, D Magazine,

More About Law Office of John M. Helms

Hello, my name is John Helms I have been a criminal justice trial attorney for more than 20 years. As a federal criminal prosecutor for the Northern District of Texas, I never lost a trial or an appeal.

If you are reading this message, it means that you or someone you love has been charged, or soon will be facing charges, for a criminal offense in the state of Texas. Because of my background prosecuting criminal cases against defendants who were facing serious jail time in Federal and State penitentiaries, I am uniquely positioned to evaluate and assess both sides of a criminal defense case.

Over the course of my career, I’ve found that my clients truly appreciate the time, effort, and creativity I put into every case. I am here to help you when you need help the most. That is a responsibility I take very seriously.

Law Office of John M. Helms Reviews

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I had a wonderful experience working with this company. They were very professional and I would recommend them to my friends and family. They were on time, responsive and completed the job within budget. I'm very pleased that I went with this company.

Press Releases
September 28
 Grace Alison | 00:05 Welcome, everyone. I’m Grace Alison, a legal news reporter, and today I will be interviewing subject matter expert, in Dallas, criminal defense attorney John Helms. Who is John Helms, and how did a former federal prosecutor end up becoming one of Texas’s leading criminal defense attorneys?   John Helms | 00:23 I’m a Dallas-based criminal defense and appeals lawyer. My pra...
September 16
 Most people believe an appeal is a second chance to argue the case to a fresh set of judges. Dallas criminal defense and appellate attorney John Helms spent his FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth interview correcting that assumption, using the Karmelo Anthony murder case to show what actually has to happen for a Texas conviction to be challenged. Anthony was convicted of murder in the fatal stabbing o...
September 14
By John Helms | Dallas Criminal Defense and Appeals Attorney   What the Karmelo Anthony Case Shows About Criminal Appeals in Texas Attorney John Helms Explains Why an Appeal Is Not a Second Trial and What Texas Defendants Must Establish to Challenge a Conviction When a Texas criminal case ends in a conviction, defendants and their families often ask the same question: Can the conviction be over...
May 18
Tanner Horner was sentenced to death by a Fort Worth jury for the murder of seven-year-old Athena Stroud.  The death penalty was almost a foregone conclusion.  In Texas, to serve on a jury that will consider the death penalty, each potential member of the jury must be “death penalty qualified.”  Here is what that means and why it tips the scales in favor of the death penalty. Texas law says tha...
May 28
Dallas criminal defense attorney John Helms has expanded the legal resources available on his website to help individuals better understand federal investigations, white collar criminal defense, fraud allegations, and high-stakes criminal litigation in Texas federal courts. Helms, a former federal prosecutor for the Northern District of Texas, continues to publish educational legal content f...
April 16
When a person is charged with a crime in Texas, the decision they face is enormous: take a plea deal or go to trial. Most defendants assume that question begins and ends in the trial courtroom. Dallas criminal defense attorney John Helms says that thinking is dangerously incomplete. In a newly published video, Helms lays out a case that the appeals process should be on every defendant's mind ...