Closing Thoughts: Why You Should Hire Attorney Jonathan Lowe To Defend You Against A Family Violence Allegation

What Sets The Lowe Law Office, PLLC, Apart

I’ve spent my career on both sides of the courtroom. I’m a Board-Certified Criminal Law Specialist, a former felony prosecutor here in Tarrant County, and I’ve tried over 90 jury trials to verdict, including family violence, aggravated assault, robbery, murder, and sexual assault cases.

Prosecutors and judges in Tarrant County know me. They know I don’t bluff when I say I’m ready for trial. That reputation matters, not just in the courtroom but at the negotiating table, too. I fight for dismissals. I fight for reduced charges. And even in tough cases where the facts aren’t in our favor, I’ve been able to convince prosecutors to offer probation instead of prison because I understand the system and the people behind it.

Beyond professional experience, I bring trust, transparency, and accessibility to every client. I offer reasonable fees, and I do the work myself. When you hire Jonathan Lowe, you get me, not a junior associate or a faceless firm. That matters a lot when your reputation, future, and freedom are on the line.

Building Trust With Clients

Many clients come to me feeling anxious, confused, and unsure who to trust. That’s more than understandable. A family violence allegation is often the most stressful experience of someone’s life. That’s why I take the time to listen. I close my laptop, look you in the eye, and ask what’s really going on. Sometimes, the legal issue isn’t the only problem. Family, finances, or emotional stress can all affect a case. I want to understand the full picture.

I also break down the evidence, from police reports to video footage and statements, to identify every possible flaw. Did the police do their job? Did they twist a witness statement? Miss something critical? I look for every opportunity to challenge your case and secure the best possible outcome.

I walk you through every step of the legal process: court settings, timelines, what to wear, what to expect, and what the potential outcomes are. I explain plea offers: the good, the bad, and the ones you should absolutely reject. I’ll tell you the risks of trial, the odds, and when we push forward.

And I make it a point to respond as quickly as I can. You’ll hear back within 24 hours, not days or weeks later.

And again, when you hire me, you get me. I don’t farm your case out to someone you’ve never met. Many large firms operate like assembly lines. You sign with one lawyer, and then someone else you’ve never seen shows up to court. I see it all the time, but I don’t operate that way. Your name is on the docket. My name is on the line.

My Core Values

I advocate for my clients like they’re family because that’s how I see them. I represent juveniles like I would want someone to represent my own children. I represent adults like they’re my brothers, sisters, or closest friends.

Whether someone is in jail or out on bond, they deserve a voice that’s steady, experienced, and fully committed. I show up. I explain what’s happening at each step. I keep my clients informed. I give them back a sense of control in a situation where they feel powerless. And at the end of the case, no matter the outcome, I want every client to be able to say: I got the best defense possible.

What I’d Tell Anyone Who Thinks Their Life Is Over After A Family Violence Allegation

It’s not over. Don’t let an arrest, or even a mistake, define the rest of your life. Don’t make it worse by talking to the wrong people or trying to fix it yourself. Say nothing. Call a lawyer. Get help. You can come through this. You can rebuild.

My job is to make the legal process as smooth and strategic as possible and to protect your record, your rights, and your future. We’ll walk through every step together. And when it’s done, you’ll be able to look back knowing you had the right person by your side.

If you’re ready to fight for your future—not hand it over—I’m ready to stand beside you every step of the way.