Jason Horton Law

02/18/2026

✨Hometown Partner Spotlight✨

Behind every case is a person, a family, and a story. This week, we’re highlighting Jason Horton, a local lawyer who has built a reputation for putting people first and serving the community with integrity and dedication.

This kind of commitment is a true example of what it means to serve the people of Texarkana.

Read more in this week’s Talk Tuesday: https://conta.cc/4bU7Oz1

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10/31/2022

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07/24/2022

04/26/2022

Register to join us tonight at Texarkana, Texas City Hall.

Space is limited.

Attorneys John K Ross IV and Jason Horton offer a FREE community event set on education.

12/14/2021

Attorney Jason Horton was voted Texarkana’s Top Criminal Lawyer this month! Check out the December 2021 issue of ALT Magazine.

The December issue in 2021 of the ALT Magazine in Nash Texas

09/24/2021

Congratulations to Attorney Jason Horton, who has been included on the 2021 Texas Super Lawyers list! This is an amazing accomplishment, as only 5% of lawyers in the state are selected. Visit our blog for more:

Attorney Jason Horton has been named to the 2021 Texas Super Lawyers list, which recognizes only 5% of lawyers in the state. Read more on our blog.

08/31/2021

08/16/2021

Attorney Jason Horton has been selected to The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 list in 2021. Read our blog or contact Jason Horton Law for more information about the award and organization.

02/08/2021

You only get one shot.

Choose wisely.

01/04/2021

ALT Magazine's 2020 Top Texarkana Lawyers list is out! We are proud to announce that Attorney Jason Horton has been named a Top Texarkana Lawyer in the categories of white collar and non-white collar criminal law. On the blog, we offer our congratulations to Attorney Jason Horton.

Jason Horton Law congratulates Attorney Jason Horton on being named a Top Texarkana Lawyer in white collar and non-white collar criminal law.

12/09/2020

If you or a loved one served time in federal custody prior to formal sentencing, steps must be taken to make sure the proper amount of time is credited against the final sentence. Read our blog to learn who makes this determination.

The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is responsible for determining pre-sentencing incarceration credits, not the sentencing judge. Read our blog or contact Jason Horton Law to learn more.