About Steven Anthony
Steven Anthony Ditommaso graduated from the University of Arkansas School of Law in 2016. He moved from law school into criminal defense work and built his practice in Texas. His training at Arkansas laid the groundwork for courtroom work and case preparation that would define his early career.
Ditommaso is a lawyer at The Coffey Firm in Fort Worth. The firm bills itself as a DWI defense and criminal defense practice serving Tarrant County. At the Coffey office he handles matters that begin at traffic stops and extend through trials and post-conviction proceedings. His day-to-day work involves investigation, evidence review, client counseling, and appearances in local courts.
Though relatively early in his legal career, Ditommaso has concentrated on the practical tasks that criminal cases demand. He spends time drafting motions, arguing hearings, and negotiating with prosecutors. That practical emphasis shapes how he manages cases: attention to police reports, witness statements, and forensic testing; and careful preparation for any courtroom appearance. He represents clients across a spectrum that includes misdemeanor DWI cases and more serious criminal matters that proceed toward trial.
The record shows professional involvement dating back to 2017. He practices under Texas jurisdiction and handles matters in Fort Worth and surrounding parts of Tarrant County. He operates out of the Coffey Firm office that lists DWI defense as a primary area of practice. Clients typically seek the office for representation in DWI arrests, license suspension issues, and related criminal charges.
Colleagues describe his work as client-centered and procedural. He spends time explaining the legal steps available to people facing charges and outlining likely outcomes tied to different choices. That clarity is part of his approach in pretrial stages and at trial. He also coordinates with experts when cases touch on breath testing, blood analysis, or other technical topics that can affect a defense strategy.
Outside the courtroom he maintains ties to local legal circles and professional organizations. That involvement, which dates from 2017 onward, keeps him plugged into developments in Texas criminal law and local practice trends. He continues to practice in Fort Worth at The Coffey Firm, handling DWI and criminal defense matters in Tarrant County and nearby jurisdictions.
He now concentrates on defending clients charged with DWI and related criminal offenses in Fort Worth and Tarrant County.
