Skip links

Attention to You. Attention to Detail.

We use our experience to create personalized and innovative legal strategies to fight for your case.

Get Your Free Consultation

    Associations and
    Awards

    James Gregory RubinReviewsout of 60 reviews
    Roy Mario RolongReviewsout of 37 reviews
    10.0James Gregory Rubin
    Roy Mario RolongReviewsout of 37 reviews

    Our Practice Areas

    With an extensive background and impressive track record, Rubin & Rolong PLLC is ready to assist clients with a wide range of legal issues. The sooner you reach out to us, the sooner we can help you with your case.
    Assault Family Violence
    Assault is one of the most common criminal charges filed in Texas. Because it is a violent crime, it is taken very seriously, especially if a weapon is involved. Assault charges can result from a seemingly minor threat of bodily harm to someone else, including a family member.
    Read More
    Public Intoxication
    Arrests for public intoxication can leave a lasting mark on your criminal history, potentially impacting your future opportunities. It’s crucial to address these charges effectively to minimize their repercussions.
    Read More
    DWI
    Facing a DWI charge in Montgomery County, Texas, is a serious matter. Texas law treats driving while intoxicated (DWI) with severity, and immediate action is essential following your release from custody.
    Read More
    Expunctions & Non-Disclosure
    Having a criminal record can significantly impede your future prospects, affecting opportunities for employment, education, financial aid and more.
    Read More
    Disorderly Conduct
    Disorderly conduct is a criminal offense in Texas that refers to a crime committed against public order and decency. In Texas, “disorderly conduct” is a common charge that covers a broad range of behavior.
    Read More
    Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon
    The most common type of weapons violation is an unlawful carrying weapons charge. If you knowingly, intentionally, or recklessly carry on or about your person a handgun, club, or illegal knife, you can be prosecuted for the Class A Misdemeanor of unlawfully carrying a weapon.
    Read More

    Testimonials