ATTORNEY AT LAW
Timothy Rose
Timothy Rose is the owner and managing attorney of the Law Office of Timothy Rose in Conroe, Texas. He defends people charged with crimes in Montgomery County, including DWI, drug, assault and family violence, sex offense and theft cases. He is also a U.S. Navy Submarine Force veteran.
He starts every case with the evidence: what the reports say, what is missing and what the law requires. From there he explains your options plainly so that you can decide what to do next.
About Attorney Profile
U.S. Navy Submarine Force Service
Timothy Rose served in the U.S. Navy Submarine Force. The Law Office of Timothy Rose is a veteran-owned business.
Education and Bar Admission
Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Juris Doctor, 2017
Texas Bar admission: May 4, 2018 (State Bar No. 24104326)
Experience
2017 to 2018: Felony trial extern, Harris County Public Defender's Office
2018 to present: Owner and managing attorney, Law Office of Timothy Rose
Cases Tim Handles:
Evidence first. He reviews reports, recordings and other evidence for problems in how the case was built. Honest advice. He tells you what he sees, including the risks, and does not promise a result.
You stay informed. You hear about deadlines, court dates and offers as they come up. Every case is different. Depending on the facts, the work can include examining evidence, challenging how it was collected, negotiating with the prosecutor or preparing for court. No attorney can promise a particular outcome.
DWI and DUI defense
A DWI arrest in Texas triggers two separate processes: the criminal case in court, and an Administrative License Revocation.
Drug possession defense
Drug possession charges in Texas range from misdemeanors to serious felonies depending on the type of substance.
Assault and family violence defense
Assault and family violence charges in Texas often come with immediate consequences that go beyond the criminal case itself.
Sex crime defense
Sex crime charges in Texas carry some of the most serious long-term consequences of any criminal offense, including mandatory sex offender registration.
Theft and property crime defense
Theft and property crime charges in Texas range from Class C misdemeanors to first-degree felonies.
Expunction and nondisclosure
In Texas, some people who were arrested or charged with a criminal offense may qualify to have that record expunged permanently destroyed.
Professional Details
State Bar name
Timothy Donald Rose | Bar No. 24104326
Office
State Bar Profile
Facing Charges Right Now?
If you have been arrested or charged in Montgomery County, call (936) 777-4891 or request a consultation online.