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Criminal Theft Defense in Fort Worth, Texas

Theft Crimes” entail a broad variety of criminal offenses, all generally relating to taking another’s property or money. A theft case may be a misdemeanor or felony offense, depending on the dollar amount (or type of property) allegedly taken. As a general rule, the greater the dollar amount, the more serious the offense and the greater the possible punishment becomes. Penalties for theft crimes can be severe and may include: fines, prison or jail time, community service, probation, random drug and alcohol testing, theft counseling classes, repayment to the victim (restitution) and other potential penalties. A theft conviction on your record makes it extremely difficult to get a job or gain acceptance into college. Many employers, as a rule, simply refuse to hire anyone convicted of a theft crime, and many colleges and universities will not admit any person convicted of a theft crime. If you’ve been charged with a theft crime, the stakes are huge. Indeed, your future may depend upon a successful outcome.

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Some Legal Differences between Theft, Robbery & Burglary

When the State of Texas alleges that force or the threat of force was used to commit the “theft,” the defendant may be charged with Robbery. If a person entered a building to commit the “theft,” they may be charged with Burglary, either Burglary of a Building or a Habitation. Entering a motor vehicle to commit a theft may result in a burglary of a motor vehicle charge. Given what’s at stake in these types of charges, it’s important that you seek out an experienced Fort Worth theft criminal defense lawyer who knows how to protect your rights every step of the way and is committed to obtaining the best result possible.

If you or a loved one has been charged with a theft crime in Fort Worth, Texas or surrounding area, Attorney Bruce Beasley at the Beasley Law Firm has the needed experience to help defend you.

Theft Related Crimes in Fort Worth, Texas

If you’re facing charges relating to any of the below, The Beasley Law Firm can help:

Shoplifting
Auto Theft
Theft by Check (“Hot Checks”)
Embezzlement & Financial Theft
Juvenile Theft
Fraud or Electronic Wire Fraud Crimes
Fraudulent Check Writing
Store, Bank or other retail theft or Robbery
Burglary of a Home or Vehicle
Theft by Deception
Identity Theft

Fort Worth’s Best Theft Crimes Criminal Defense Lawyer

It’s critical that you hire the best criminal theft defense lawyer in Fort Worth you can afford, as soon as possible, to achieve the best possible outcome. Bruce Beasley’s continued recognition as one of Tarrant County’s “Top Attorneys” for 2013 and as a “Top 100 Trial Lawyers” in 2013 by the National Trial Lawyers, allows you to feel secure in your decision to hire the Beasley Law Firm, knowing you’ve done that. It may feel like the evidence stacked against you is too strong to defend yourself, but an experienced theft crimes attorney like Attorney Bruce Beasley knows the law, your rights and has over 20 years of criminal defense experience to help you achieve the best possible outcome. Call the Beasley Law Firm today. We’re your experienced Theft Crime Criminal Defense Lawyer in Fort Worth, Texas.

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