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Theft Crimes
Protection Against Charges of Theft
Theft is defined as an act of taking another person’s property illegally and intentionally and is often treated harshly in Georgia. It doesn’t matter how or why another person’s property was taken. Although many theft crimes are charged as a misdemeanor, if the stolen property’s value is in excess of $500, then you could face felony charges and a sentence of up to 10 years in prison.
To avoid a felony conviction, it is important for individuals charged with theft crimes to work closely with an attorney who will thoroughly investigate your case and aggressively defend you against all charges. The theft lawyers at Conaway & Strickler, P.C. provide comprehensive legal advice and defense in order to restore your good name and protect your freedom. With offices in Atlanta, we serve throughout Georgia. We have earned a record of successful results, and are poised to help you, too.
How We HelpConaway & Strickler, P.C. offers experienced criminal defense attorneys who can help protect you against theft charges. With nearly 50 years of combined experience, our lawyers are well-versed in the nuances of Georgia’s theft laws and statutes. We offer representation in a full range of theft-related matters, including:
- Shoplifting
- Theft by conversion
- Theft by deception
- Theft by taking
- Theft by extortion
- Theft by receiving stolen property (which can often lead to money laundering charges )
No matter how minor a theft allegation seems, it is important to hire an attorney who will thoroughly investigate your case and aggressively defend you against all charges. The theft lawyers at Conaway & Strickler, P.C. provide thorough legal advice and defense and are prepared to represent you and your rights.
Reach Out to Us TodayYou can depend on our attorneys to provide you with a solid legal defense. We will fight for a not-guilty verdict at trial or, if appropriate under the circumstances, we will negotiate on your behalf to either reduce your charges or have them dismissed.
For a free initial consultation, contact us today. You can call us at (404) 816-5000 or reach us online.
