Practice area

Criminal defense in El Paso, Texas.

If you're facing criminal accusations, you deserve an attorney who listens, explains your options clearly, and prepares your case with personal attention.

Serious defense for Texas charges

In Texas, criminal allegations carry serious consequences — from magistrate detention and bond conditions to lifelong criminal records. Alex Cuellar brings courtroom and investigative experience to your defense, approaching each case with the preparation and personal attention it deserves. His background helps him evaluate how the State builds its case and where the burden of proof must be met.

Categories of charges

Felony Offenses

First-, second-, and third-degree felonies and state jail felonies in Texas District Courts. Including aggravated allegations, significant property crimes, weapons charges, and financial offenses.

Misdemeanor Offenses

Class A and Class B misdemeanor charges in El Paso County Courts at Law. Even misdemeanor convictions can jeopardize employment and professional licenses.

Assault & Violent Crimes

Assault allegations, family violence designations, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and protective order issues. We scrutinize 911 audio, witness contradictions, and self-defense evidence.

Drug Offenses & Border Allegations

Possession, possession with intent to deliver, and interstate transportation accusations under the Texas Health and Safety Code. We evaluate search warrant legality and Fourth Amendment traffic stop validity.

Organized crime & high-stakes inquiries

Counsel in multi-defendant indictments and complex, high-stakes matters, informed by experience with sophisticated investigations.

Critical immediate steps if accused or arrested

1.Remain Silent: You are not legally required to explain yourself to law enforcement or answer interrogations without counsel present.
2.Do Not Consent to Warrantless Searches: Clearly state that you do not consent to searches of your vehicle, phone, or home.
3.Request an Attorney Promptly: Early representation before indictment can make a critical difference in evidentiary retention and charging decisions.

Need immediate advice?

If someone is currently in custody in El Paso County Jail, call our office directly.

Call (915) 800-3311 View calendar availability