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 Dan Montalvo recognizes that you have a choice in the selection of your counsel. There are many things to take into consideration when hiring an criminal lawyer. Some of the obvious are knowledge of the law and experience. Mr. Montalvo believes that ultimately the most important thing to look for is how an criminal lawyer applies his knowledge and experience to work for you. Many lawyers will only meet with you at the time you decide to hire them then shift your case to their assistants. This will not happen with Mr. Montalvo. He believes that personally meeting and speaking with his clients is the key to properly representing their cause. He tailors his experience and knowledge of the law to meet the unique set of facts and individuals in each and every case. He will take your case personally because he will know you personally. Quality Representation with Intergrity is what is important to Dan Montalvo. . In selecting Dan Montalvo to represent you, you will be recieving excellent legal representation, with experince and integrity. He is a graduate of the University of Dall as ('92). Here he was awarded the Southwestern Presidential Leadership Scholarship, studied in Rome, Italy and in Washington D.C. He received his legal education at the Texas Tech University School of Law ('95) where he was a recipient of the Texas Tech Board of Regents Scholarship, attended the Mexican Legal Studies program in Mexico City, Mexico through the University of Houston Law Center. Additionally, he single handedly revived the Volunteer Law Students and Lawyers, Inc. He was president of that organization for two years. During his summers he clerked for Texas Rural Legal Aid, Inc. in Edinburg, Texas. He has also worked on Captitol Hill in the House of Representatives for then Chairman of the House Agricultural Committee E. (Kika) de la Garza. He has always fought for the underdog. He wanted to be a trial lawyer and as a result he joined the Dallas County District Attorney's Office in 1996. When he left in 2004 he had risen to the rank of Number Two Felony Prosecutor and had tried over 200 bench and jury trials ranging from DWIs to Capitol Murder. His experience and training as an Assitant District Attorney has allowed him to just about see it all. He knows how the system works.  Dan Montalvo has a wealth of experiences and education to draw on to make him an excellent advocate for your rights! You have hundreds of criminal lawyers to chose from in the DFW area. Dan Montalvo has the ability to communicate with the prosecutors, probation officers, police officers, witnesses, judges, juries and you. He WILL do what it takes to see that your rights are protected. Dallas Criminal Lawyer. |
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