North Texas Federal Criminal Defense
Experienced North Texas Criminal Lawyers Defend Against FBI, IRS, DEA, and OIG Investigations in Frisco & McKinney

Northern Texas Federal Criminal Defense
Team Lead
Texas meeting location – by appointment only: We do NOT accept mail or service at this location.
440 Louisiana St #200
Houston, TX 77002
713-597-3388
Located in North Texas, law firm Oberheiden, P.C. is a preeminent North Texas federal criminal defense law firm. Many of our lawyers joined us from leading positions at the Department of Justice in Washington D.C. and the U.S. Attorney’s Offices in Dallas-Fort Worth, and Houston. With nearly 100 years of combined DOJ experience, we advise and defend clients in Frisco, McKinney, Collin County, and Denton County regarding federal litigation and legal matters, including: 440 Louisiana St #200
Houston, TX 77002
713-597-3388
- Criminal Trial Attorneys
- Conspiracy Charges
- Medicare Fraud & Healthcare Investigations
- Illegal Kickbacks, Bribery Charges
- Tax Fraud, Mortgage Fraud, Bank Fraud, Mail Fraud
- Money Laundering, Identity Theft, Counterfeiting, Embezzlement
- Computer Crimes
- ICE Enforcement
- White Collar Crimes
Oberheiden, P.C. Is a North Texas Team of Former Prosecutors
Featured by media stations throughout Texas and the nation, attorney Dr. Nick Oberheiden and his team of federal criminal defense lawyers at Oberheiden, P.C. have helped many Texans avoid unjust charges. Clients in Frisco and McKinney hire us to defend some of the most serious federal offenses. With our years of experience, we have proven we are ready to do the job. Unlike other firms, Oberheiden, P.C. focuses its practice on federal cases leaving DUI and shoplifting matters to other law firms. Our expertise is in:- Criminal Investigations by the FBI, IRS, DEA, OIG, Homeland Security, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Justice
- U.S. Secret Service Counterfeiting and Currency Investigations
- Defending Against Federal Grand Jury Proceedings
- Handling OIG Subpoenas, DOJ Subpoenas
- Resolving Allegations with the U.S. Attorney’s Office
- Litigating Federal Cases in Court
- Avoided Criminal Charges in Large Number of Fraud Investigations
- Obtained Probation in Serious Felony Matters
- Saved Many Professional Licenses
FAQs: What You Need to Know about Criminal Cases in McKinney and Frisco
Q: What Is the Eastern District of Texas?
Frisco and McKinney are assigned to the Eastern District of Texas, one of four federal districts in Texas, and one of 95 federal districts nationwide. The headquarters of the Eastern District is in Tyler, Texas. However, there are branches throughout Eastern Texas in Tyler, Marshall, Beaumont Texarkana, Sherman, and Lufkin.
Q: Why Is the FBI Investigating My Case?
The FBI’s purpose is to monitor compliance with federal statutes and to enforce federal laws. Police and district attorneys both work at the state level. The FBI and other federal law enforcement agencies only have jurisdiction for federal law. If the FBI is investigating you, it is very serious. Contact our FBI defense lawyers right away.
Q: What Are Examples of Federal Felonies?
Federal felonies are defined as criminal offenses carrying prison sentences of more than one year. Examples of commonly charged federal felonies for residents in Collin County and Denton County are:
- Federal Fraud (Mail Fraud, Wire Fraud, Bank Fraud, Tax Fraud, Securities Fraud, Healthcare Fraud, Medicare Fraud)
- Computer Crimes
- Violent Crimes
- Identify Theft, Counterfeiting
- Money Laundering & Drug Offenses
- All Federal Conspiracy Charges
- Violations of the Controlled Substances Act
Q: What Are the Penalties in Federal Cases?
Many clients from Frisco and McKinney contact us concerned about prosecution or conviction for a federal felony. Their fear is justified. Federal courts can severely punish individuals who plead guilty or are convicted on felony charges. If you find yourself exposed to felony charges, you should contact experienced lawyers. We have not only avoided felony convictions, but prevented felony charges to be filed at all. In addition, Dr. Oberheiden has gained probation for clients charged with felonies like healthcare fraud, Medicare Fraud, and computer crimes.
Q: When Should I Consult With a North Texas Federal Criminal Defense Lawyer?
The answer is simple. You should consult with a lawyer at the very first sign of something awry. If you may be under investigation, it’s time to act. Taking things lightly now may lead to an out of control situation later. Contacting a federal defense attorney only makes sense. Don’t wait to make that call. Contact Oberheiden, P.C. to find out how we can help.
Q: Which Lawyer at Oberheiden, P.C. Should I Contact?
Quite frankly, any lawyer at Oberheiden, P.C. will have the experience to guide you in the right direction.
Schedule a Meeting with a Former Justice Department Attorney
What could be better than speaking to criminal defense lawyers who previously made decisions at the U.S. Attorney’s Office? Lawyers who are especially familiar with the process and steps of a government criminal case. If you:- Have concerns,
- Have been charged with a crime,
- Received a subpoena, or
- Had interaction with any federal law enforcement agency, visit our office in North Dallas near the Galleria.