If you’re facing criminal charges in Fannin County, it helps to understand the local process early—especially bond conditions, court dates, and the paperwork that can affect a case from the start. This page provides general information about how criminal defense representation typically works in Fannin County and why preparation and compliance matter.

This information is general and does not create an attorney–client relationship. Representation begins only after a written engagement agreement is signed.

Criminal cases in Fannin County are typically handled through county and district courts located in Bonham, Texas. Procedures and scheduling can differ across Northeast Texas counties, so it helps to have a clear plan for court settings, documentation, and compliance requirements.

My office is located in Paris, Texas, and I represent clients in Fannin County as needed. If you’re dealing with a criminal case in Bonham, it’s important to stay ahead of deadlines, keep records of any completed requirements, and avoid assumptions about what is or is not “good enough” for the court.

If you have questions about your own case, consider speaking with a criminal defense attorney about your specific facts and deadlines.