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Weapons Charges Defense

San Antonio Weapons Charges Defense Attorney

Weapons charges from unlawful carry to felon-in-possession cases carry serious consequences under both Texas and federal law. Moshko Law Firm defends weapons charges in Bexar County with flat-fee pricing and a clear case strategy.

Common weapons charges we handle:

  • Unlawful carrying of a weapon (UCW)
  • Felon in possession of a firearm
  • Weapons charges involving prohibited locations (schools, government buildings, etc.)
  • Weapons charges connected to other criminal charges

How we help:

  • Reviewing the legality of the stop, search, or seizure that led to the charge
  • Defending against state weapons charges
  • Advising on how a weapons charge may affect firearm rights going forward
  • Coordinating with federal defense counsel when a case involves federal weapons charges

Why choose Moshko Law Firm:

  • Flat-fee pricing for weapons charge defense
  • Bilingual attorney — Se habla español
  • Evening and weekend appointments
  • Free consultation to review your case

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I legally carry a handgun in Texas without a license?
Yes. Since September 1, 2021, Texas’s constitutional carry law (House Bill 1927) has allowed most eligible adults 21 and older to carry a handgun openly or concealed without a License to Carry (LTC). Certain restrictions still apply, though — including location-based prohibitions (“prohibited places”) and eligibility requirements, such as no disqualifying criminal history or active protective order.
Felon in possession of a firearm is a serious offense under both Texas and federal law, and can result in significant additional penalties on top of any underlying charge.

Certain convictions particularly felonies and some domestic violence-related charges can result in a long-term or permanent loss of firearm rights under state and/or federal law.

Yes. Texas law identifies certain locations (such as schools and some government buildings) where carrying is restricted even for licensed or permitless carriers, and violations can result in separate charges.

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