Property crimes can be charged as a felony or misdemeanor. How bad the property was damaged often depends on what neighborhood the property is damaged in and the insurance claims the supposed victim files. The penalties for property crimes can be jail or prison for even a small amount of damage. The Law Office of Evan George can help you defend simple property offenses like theft and vandalism, and more serious property offenses like burglary and arson. Property crimes have the potential to send you to prison or jail, large fines, probation, restitution, community service, restraining orders, and loss of license. I can help you to avoid paying more restitution than you need to, to fight wrongful charges, and to avoid conviction if the prosecution cannot make its case.
