AttorneyMatthew Joseph Nieten
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Matthew Joseph Nieten

Nieten Law, P.C.

Rosharon, TX · Brazoria County · 8 years licensed

Cases
13
Licensed
8 yrs

Matthew Joseph Nieten has been licensed in Texas since May 2018 — 8 years — and has filed under this bar number in 13 cases since 2017, two in three of them in Harris County courts. The docket is criminal: 9 of 13 filings, with family and debt & contracts behind it. No board certifications, no disciplinary history.

Case type by yearCourt-record case types
Count
  • Class B misdemeanor4
  • Adult Felony2
  • First-degree felony2
  • PCR - Custody/Visitation2
  • Debt/Contract - Consumer/Dtpa1
Class B misdemeanorClass B misdemeanorAdult FelonyAdult FelonyFirst-degree felonyFirst-degree felonyPCR - Custody/VisitationPCR - Custody/VisitationDebt/Contract - Consumer/DtpaDebt/Contract - Consumer/DtpaDivorce with ChildrenDivorce with ChildrenSecond-degree felonySecond-degree felony’17’18’19’21’23’24’25
Cases filed by year2017 – 2025
  • 20251
  • 20245
  • 20232
  • 20212
  • 20191
  • 20181
  • 20171
35’17’18’19’21’23’24’25

Showing filings under this bar number from 2017 to present in the county court records Referlex has imported.

Criminal charge outcomes7 charge records · county criminal records

Percentages use the 7 recorded charge dispositions associated with this bar number. Charges without a recorded disposition are excluded.

Dismissed or acquitted71%5
Dismissed 5
Deferral recorded14%1
Deferred adjudication 1
Convicted14%1
Convicted on a guilty or nolo plea 1
Other recorded status0%0
By charge4 charges
ChargeDispositionsConv.Outcome mix

These are record associations, not win rates: representation at disposition is not established, and several attorneys can appear on one charge. Outcomes are the latest recorded disposition of each charge; a missing disposition does not establish whether a charge is pending or how it ended. Percentages are rounded. No defendant details are shown.

Courts appeared in most13 cases · 11 courts

Cases are grouped by the court a filing names; appellate courts group together, not under the county a case came from.

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