Q: trying to find an attorney to represent you to prove actual innocence and ineffective assistance of counsel to withdraw

A: Proving "actual innocence" is a high hurdle to get over. It is probably the most difficult thing to prove, in all of law.

That does not mean it is impossible. To be able to file and take on the case, my office or any other law office, would need information regarding the entire case, including any appeals, or previous post Conviction applications.

Proving "actual innocence" is different from proving a defendant had "ineffective counsel" My office offers a free initial interview/consultation.

The costs of pursuing either of the above applications, for post-conviction relief, is expensive. Another important thing that must be reviewed, is whether or not, prior applications for the same relief were filed or denied. It is all important because there are some recent law changes that make it harder to get out of jail.

I handle those types of cases year-round. So contact my office by email or search for a post conviction lawyer on Justia. It is an esoteric area of law, and only a few are good at it. Good luck!

A: You will need to call lawyers and discuss the facts of your case . I do not charge for phone calls .

A: In Texas, there is no such a defense as innocence and as stated by other lawyers, it is difficult to obtain it. Please, contact a criminal defense lawyer and have a consultation with them. This forum is difficult to give you more clear answers. Blessings!