Defending All Types Of Theft Offenses

Being convicted of a theft offense can have a serious impact on your future. Theft offenses are broken up into two categories: misdemeanors and felonies. A misdemeanor theft occurs when property with a value of $500.00 or less has been taken, and a felony theft occurs when property with a value over $500.00 has been taken. It is important to note that theft by shoplifting has a different set of rules. With shoplifting, a misdemeanor occurs when property with a value of $300.00 or less has been taken, and it becomes a felony when the property taken has a value over $300.00.

In addition to creating a criminal history, theft offenses can hinder your chance of getting a respectable job because employers are reluctant to hire individuals who they believe are untrustworthy.

Theft offenses include robbery, shoplifting, forgery, burglary, armed robbery, embezzlement, fraud, and more.

At the Bajalia Law Firm, P.C., we can represent you during the investigation and other pre-indictment matters, as well as during trial.