The Law Office of Jeffery King, PLLC.

Focus across three court systems

Criminal matters in federal, Texas state, and military courts form the firm's stated caseload. The Law Office of Jeffery King, PLLC is based in Dallas and represents people facing criminal charges in each of those systems. This gives the firm a defined focus while covering several types of criminal proceedings.

The federal practice includes federal crimes, fraud, money laundering, and cyber crime. The Texas criminal practice includes sex crimes, drug crimes, property crimes, and DWI and DUI matters. The firm's published practice areas also include military criminal defense and military discharge upgrades.

These fields can involve different courts, rules, and sources of authority. The firm's stated practice areas identify where Jeff King's court admissions and military background connect with the legal work. In my opinion, that connection is the clearest feature of the firm.

Jeff King's legal and military background

Jeff King is a Texas native who grew up in Dallas. He earned a bachelor's degree at Texas A&M University in 1998 and graduated from South Texas College of Law in 2002. He then joined the U.S. Marine Corps.

King spent eight and a half years on active duty in the Marine Corps. During that service, he prosecuted and defended courts-martial as a judge advocate. He later reached the rank of Major in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves.

His military work placed him on both the prosecution and defense sides of court-martial cases. That experience relates directly to the firm's military criminal defense work. It also supplies a factual basis for evaluating the firm's stated attention to military clients.

Federal and Texas criminal defense work

The firm's civilian criminal practice covers charges brought under federal law and Texas law. Its federal subjects include fraud, money laundering, and cyber crime. Each appears as a stated area of work alongside the broader federal crimes category.

Fraud and money laundering fall within the firm's white collar crime work. Cyber crime adds a technology-related category to that group. The website identifies these subjects by name, though it does not publish case outcomes or financial results in the material reviewed.

At the state level, the firm identifies sex crimes, drug crimes, property crimes, and impaired driving cases. DWI and DUI appear together in the firm's practice menu. The listed fields cover several common categories within Texas criminal defense while keeping the firm's work centered on criminal matters.

Property, drug, and driving charges

Property crime is a stated practice area and matches the firm's theft and property crime category. Drug crimes receive their own listing, as do DWI and DUI matters. The site presents each as part of the firm's Texas criminal defense work.

The published material does not divide these areas by offense level, alleged conduct, or procedural stage. The useful verified point is that the firm accepts matters within these named categories. Its Texas court admission supports practice in state criminal proceedings throughout Texas.

Sex crime defense

Sex crimes also appear among the firm's stated criminal defense areas. The site identifies the category directly without publishing accounts of individual cases. That approach keeps the available record focused on the type of representation offered.

For prospective clients, the relevant factual link is straightforward. King holds a Texas law degree and licenses to practice in all Texas state courts, while the firm identifies sex crime defense as part of its work. The published record makes no outcome promise.

Military defense and discharge matters

King's work as a Marine Corps judge advocate distinguishes the military portion of the firm's profile. He handled courts-martial during active duty as both a prosecutor and a defense attorney. The firm now represents military clients in criminal defense matters.

The firm's military reach extends beyond North Texas. It serves military clients based in the United States and abroad across all five branches of service. This geographic scope differs from the county-based description of its civilian Texas work.

Military discharge upgrades form a separate part of the firm's services. A discharge upgrade matter differs from defending an active criminal charge, yet it remains closely connected to military law and a service member's record. The firm's website expressly includes discharge upgrades in its practice menu.

Relevant military court admission

King holds admission to the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces. That court admission sits alongside his past court-martial work and his present military defense practice. Together, those facts give the military work a clear foundation in his published background.

As a reviewer, the value lies in the alignment between experience, admission, and stated services. King has worked inside the military justice system, and the firm identifies court-martial defense and discharge upgrades as current areas of work. The site also states that military representation reaches service members in the United States and abroad.

Court admissions and geographic reach

King holds licenses to practice in every Texas state court. He also holds admission to all four federal district courts in Texas: the Northern, Eastern, Western, and Southern Districts. His appellate admissions include the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces.

Those admissions cover trial and appellate forums named in the firm's profile. The four federal district court admissions align with its federal criminal defense work. The Fifth Circuit admission adds a federal appellate forum, while the military appellate admission connects with its court-martial practice.

The firm identifies Dallas County, Tarrant County, Collin County, and surrounding North Texas counties as its primary civilian service area. Its published city list includes Dallas, Fort Worth, Richardson, Frisco, Irving, Grand Prairie, Tyler, and Denton. The office itself is located in Dallas.

What the published record establishes

The firm presents Jeff King as its named attorney and ties its services to his education, court admissions, and Marine Corps career. His record includes a 1998 degree from Texas A&M University, a 2002 law degree, eight and a half years of active military service, and the rank of Major in the Marine Corps Reserves. These are concrete details that help explain the firm's mix of civilian and military criminal defense.

The stated practice list is broad within the criminal law field. It covers federal offenses, Texas charges, white collar matters, cyber crime, sex crimes, drug crimes, property crimes, impaired driving, court-martial defense, and discharge upgrades. The firm also identifies the courts and regions in which King may practice.

The strongest documented feature is King's direct military justice experience paired with wide Texas federal court admission. The Law Office of Jeffery King, PLLC serves civilian clients in Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, and surrounding North Texas counties. It serves military clients in the United States and abroad across all five branches of service.