Filing an 11.07 Writ of Habeas Corpus After a Guilty Plea

After accepting a plea bargain and entering a guilty plea, many people feel all hope is lost. However, lawyer Jacob Blizzard sheds light on a surprising fact - you can still seek relief by filing an 11.07 Writ of Habeas Corpus in Texas, even after agreeing to a sentence in court. Jacob Blizzard, a Board Certified Criminal Law and Criminal Appeal Attorney, is dedicated to guiding individuals through this process and helping them find their way out of challenging situations. Give us a call today so we may learn more about your loved one's case. There is no cost to speak with us, and no obligation. We’ll help you understand: ✔️ Whether your claims are legally viable ✔️ What options you may still have 📞 Call us today to schedule a free post-conviction case review and learn whether we can help your loved one secure release from prison. (325) 246-3902 🌐 Keep learning more about post-conviction relief and criminal appeals, There Is Always Hope. Blizzard and Zimmerman Attorneys 1174 North 3rd Street Abilene, TX 79601 (325) 246-3902 PostConvictionReliefLaw.com Join our Private Facebook Group: Winning Freedom for the Incarcerated - Texas private group:   / winning.freedom.for.incarcerated   Download and "Learn the 5 Critical Things to Know to Pursue Overturning a Texas Conviction or Sentence" in our free eBook at: https://www.bzfreedomfromprison.com You don't have to hire an attorney to file an 11.07 writ - but knowing how to do it correctly can make all the difference in your fight for freedom. #PostConvictionRelief #HabeasCorpus #CriminalAppeals #TexasLawyer #FreedomFromPrison #BoardCertifiedAttorney