There are a number of different offenses which could lead to accusations of identity theft, including credit card theft, theft of personal details, and other identity related offenses. Our skilled Kalamazoo defense attorneys know what it takes to get clients exceptional results in even the toughest theft and fraud cases, and we understand how to defend clients in both misdemeanor and felony identity theft cases. As soon as you are questioned in connection with a criminal offense, it is essential that you contact our trial lawyers by calling our toll free hotline or contacting us through our email form. We will begin working with you right away, reviewing all the specifics of your case and crafting a defense approach based on securing you a result that aligns with your best interests. Identity theft in Kalamazoo is not a charge that should be taken lightly, and no matter what the specifics of your case, it is crucial that you take action to get in touch with a member of our trial team right away. We are available 24/7 by phone and online.
Scott Grabel knows how to defend clients accused of identity theft, and is recognized as a leader in theft and property crimes defense because for over 15 years, he has been delivering exceptional case results in all kinds of felony and misdemeanor cases. Whatever you are up against in your identity theft case, Scott Grabel and the rest of our talented defense team will do everything possible to get you a great outcome. Don’t wait to begin working with a theft crimes lawyer in Kalamazoo, as the investigative stage where police and prosecutors attempt to gather evidence against you can be absolutely critical. Our attorneys will advise you on how to best utilize your rights to your advantage, and won’t rest until everything possible has been done to defend you. Contact us by phone or online to learn more about our proven approach to Kalamazoo defense.
Identity theft has become such a pervasive problem that there is a specific legislative act, the Identity Theft Protection Act, dealing with related offenses, and a special police unit, the Identity Theft Unit, investigating these offenses.
Some of these offenses include using another person’s personally identifying information to buy goods or services, gain employment, open up a credit card or line, get access to personal records, or commit any other illegal act. Additionally, it is illegal to sell or transfer another person’s personally identifying information, obtain or possess personally identifying information with intent to use it illegally, or to send emails or set up a website using another’s personally identifying info, or attempt to solicit personal identifying information.
With so many possible offenses involved in an identity theft case, things can get very complicated. This is why working with an experienced attorney who understands identity theft laws and defense strategies can be so important. If you are facing Kalamazoo identity theft investigation or charges, fight back against conviction with our team on your side.
Any identity theft offense is punishable by up to 5 years behind bars, plus a fine of up to $25,000. Additionally, financial damages can be recovered, and a felony criminal record can lead to additional criminal penalties. If you have been accused of identity theft or any related offense, contact our firm now and learn more about the penalties you could be facing in your unique case, and how to defend against identity theft after an initial accusation or charge.
Our lawyers are committed to providing top-level defense in all sorts of serious theft and property crime cases, and we know what a serious threat identity theft charges can be. Kalamazoo police, prosecutors, and courts won’t go light on anyone accused of fraud or ID theft, so it is crucial that you work with a lawyer who is committed to ensuring your side of the story gets told, and that you have every opportunity to protect yourself throughout every stage of your case. Call or contact our team online right away to get started and learn more about our proven approach to defense.
Call our firm now at 1-800-342-7896 or contact our team online. We are available toll free to begin providing you with free initial case advice, and we will not rest until everything possible has been done to get you a great case result.