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When a person gains something of value by intentionally misrepresenting themselves or other details, they may be accused of committing fraud. Such a crime can carry severe punishments, including time behind bars and thousands of dollars in fines. If you have been accused of committing fraud, my firm can defend you from your charges.
In my many years as a Fort Worth criminal defense attorney, I have helped countless clients fight their charges and clear their names. From misdemeanors to felonies, I am equipped to handle all types of criminal offenses. Since 2002, the Law Office of A. Oliver Hassibi has been aggressively advocating for clients in and out of the courtroom.
Call the Law Office of A. Oliver Hassibi to work with a Fort Worth theft crime lawyer who truly listens to your story and will not rest until your case is resolved in a favorable manner.
Fraud can be charged as a white collar crime or simple theft, depending on the various circumstances involved. A conviction could also carry various penalties relative to what type of fraud has been committed.
Categories of fraud include:
Any sort of misrepresentation of yourself can be grounds for fraud, especially if you gained or were eligible to gain some sort of profit and deceived another person in the process. You cannot afford to go without legal representation during this time!
Penalties can vary widely and may be impacted by the amount or value of goods. Insurance fraud, for example is only a Class C misdemeanor for a claim of less than $500 and carries a $500 fine as a penalty. On the other hand, if the fraudulent claim is $200,000 or more, the penalties include a $10,000 fine and up to 99 years in prison.
I can argue on your behalf and fight to get your case dismissed. Call my Fort Worth defense firm right away and we can get to work crafting a strong case on your behalf today!
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