Theft Crimes

Stealing the property of another considered a theft crime. In recent years, theft crimes have increased due to a poor economy and escalating unemployment rates.
The average everyday law-abiding citizen is turning to theft crimes in order to meet the needs of their family and/or children. They will break the law in order to not lose everything and to maintain their current lifestyle.

At the Hedding Law Firm we understand that times are rough, and that you may have been accused of a theft crime that you had nothing to do with. At the Hedding Law Firm, our knowledgeable Los Angeles theft crimes attorneys offer free legal consultations for all types of theft crime offenses, including the following:

•Robbery results from using physical force or fear to steal property or money from another person. When a weapon is used the charges become aggravated or armed robbery depending on the circumstances.

•Burglary is the crime of entering and trespassing into any type of structure with the intent to commit a crime within.

•Identity theft is committed when someone steals another’s identity for personal gain/monetary gain.

•Auto Theft/grand theft/joyriding is stealing someone’s vehicle without their permission. If a person was in the vehicle at the time it is stolen, then it is considered carjacking and kidnapping charges may apply.

•Fraud is a crime that is generally used to defraud another for your own personal gain. It may involve forged documents, deceit and lies and may fall under the crime of identity theft.

•Embezzlement
This is a white collar crime that occurs when one takes money or goods that they were previously entrusted with. It generally occurs in a business setting. It is a white collar crime and it can be tried in either state or federal court.

•Shoplifting
This crime is the theft of property or money from a retail store or place of business.

We have the necessary experience and skills that equip us to aggressively and competently represent you.

If you or someone you know is facing a theft crime, contact our San Fernando Court Defense Attorneys at 818-986-2092 and set up a free face to face consultation immediately!