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Indian River Theft Charges Lawyer

If a person makes the decision to steal or take an item of value from another person they may face serious theft charges. Theft crimes can be charged as grand theft or petty theft, also known as “petit theft”. Law enforcement will take into account the value of the item(s) stolen and determine how theft charges will be filed. If an item stolen is valued at or under $300, then a person will be faced with a petty theft charge, which is a misdemeanor offense.  When an item is valued over $300, then a person will most likely be charged with grand theft, which is a felony offense. Both are very serious crimes and can result in some serious jail or prison time if convicted.

Grand Theft & Petty Theft Defense Attorney

The best defense that a person can provide themselves with is to hire a professional Indian River theft charges lawyer immediately. At the Law Offices of David Golden, P.A., we are dedicated to protecting our clients' legal rights and future. We can aggressively fight in state or juvenile courts against theft crimes charges that a client may face. We can challenge any evidence that may be presented in the effort to have charges lowered or even dismissed. In order to be convicted it must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt that a person is in fact guilty. Theft crimes can be hard to pursue if there are no witnesses or very little evidence.

At the Law Offices of David Golden, P.A., we represent theft charges involving petty or grand theft including:

  • Shoplifting
  • Identity Theft
  • Internet Crimes
  • Fraud
  • Larceny
  • Burglary
  • Robbery
  • Embezzlement
  • Auto Theft
  • Carjacking

Protecting Your Future

It is very important to protect your future if you face theft charges in Indian River, Florida. If convicted, a person may be sentenced to up to 30 years in prison, large fines, restitution, community service, driver’s license suspension, probation and parole. In addition, a person would receive a permanent mark on his or her criminal record which can show up on any background checks.

Please contact the Law Offices of Indian River criminal defense attorney David Golden immediately to learn more about your legal rights and how by hiring legal representation you are taking one step closer to protecting your future.

Need a knowledgeable Indian River theft charges lawyer? Contact us today!

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