Texas Bad Check Law AttorneyTheft of any kind is considered a crime of moral turpitude. In addition to fines and possible jail time, a theft conviction can also have severe consequences on your life after the case is resolved. A theft conviction may keep you from getting certain licenses or positions of trust, and it may also cost you future good jobs, security clearances, good housing options, or any number of opportunities. Don't be labeled a thief for life if you can avoid it. If you have been charged with a theft-related crime, the time to contact an attorney is now. Texas Theft Law Trial LawyerAt the Bedford, Texas firm of David E. Cook, Attorney at Law, we handle all types of theft cases and defend the rights of clients against these charges in courtrooms throughout North Texas, including the Mid Cities and Tarrant County,. We have been handling these cases effectively for more than a decade and can help you with charges such as:
The theft laws in Texas determine jail time for all theft cases based on the value of the goods stolen. If the amount of goods stolen is less that $1500, you will be charged with a misdemeanor, over $1500, and it could be a felony. However, in cases of credit card fraud or abuse, it is a felony offense, regardless of the amount. Whatever theft-crime involved, especially if you are a first-time offender, there are usually several options available to get your case dismissed - and avoid a theft conviction. We have had a great deal of past success in these cases, and would like to discuss these options with you in detail. Whether you need a Fort Worth shoplifting lawyer or a Texas bed check law attorney, our firm will give your case the personal attention and care you deserve and provide the experience and skill required to handle this important matter effectively. For a free consultation, contact us at our Bedford, Texas law office today. David E. Cook, in Bedford, Texas, represents clients facing DUI, DWI, criminal law and family law issues throughout North Texas, including the Mid Cities, Tarrant County, and communities such Fort Worth, Arlington, Hurst, Euless, Bedford, Southlake, Grapevine, Keller and Colleyville. |
