PROPERTY CRIME LAWYERS IN CONROE

Your Defense Against Property Crime Charges

In Conroe, property crime charges range from misdemeanors to felonies. No matter the severity, we are equipped to defend your case.

Theft Crimes

Whether it’s shoplifting, embezzlement, or grand theft auto, theft charges can carry severe penalties. We’ll investigate the facts, challenge evidence, and craft a defense that works for your situation.

Burglary

Accused of unlawful entry with intent to commit a crime? Burglary charges often hinge on intent, and we’ll ensure your side of the story is heard while seeking the best outcome.

Robbery

Robbery, which involves taking property through force or threats, is one of the most serious property crime charges. Our team has extensive experience in defending against these allegations.

Arson

Accusations of intentionally setting a fire can carry severe penalties, including prison time. We’ll analyze evidence, challenge assumptions, and fight for a fair resolution.

Other Property Crimes

From vandalism to criminal mischief, we handle a broad range of property crime cases and work to minimize the impact of these charges on your life.

Building a Strong Defense for Property Crime Charges

Not every property crime accusation leads to a conviction. With a skilled legal team on your side, you can challenge the evidence and present a compelling defense. Common strategies include:

Lack of Intent

If the alleged crime was accidental, we’ll argue that you did not act intentionally or knowingly.

Mistaken Identity

Eyewitness accounts can be unreliable. We’ll challenge evidence that connects you to the crime and highlight inconsistencies.

Insufficient Evidence

Without strong evidence, the prosecution’s case may crumble. We’ll expose weaknesses to strengthen your defense.

Illegal Search and Seizure

If law enforcement violated your rights during their investigation, we’ll argue to suppress any improperly obtained evidence.

Duress or Coercion

If you were forced to commit a crime under threat, we’ll use this as a key element of your defense.

Understanding the Penalties: Texas Property Crime Laws

Texas law outlines specific penalties for offenses against property. They depend on the offense, the value of the property involved, and other factors. Here’s an overview of potential penalties:

The Long-Term Consequences: Why You Need a Strong Defense

A property crime conviction, even for a seemingly minor offense, can have long-lasting repercussions:

• Criminal Record
  A conviction will remain on your record, limiting future opportunities.
• Employment and Housing
  Employers and landlords often conduct background checks, making it difficult to secure jobs or housing.
• Reputation
  A conviction can damage your reputation and relationships in the community.
• Immigration Impact
  For non-citizens, a conviction could lead to deportation or other immigration penalties.

Your future is at stake. Let us help you fight for the best possible outcome.

What to Do If You’re Arrested for a Property Crime

If you’re arrested for a property crime in Conroe, follow these steps to protect yourself:

• Stay Silent
  Do not make statements to law enforcement without your attorney present.
• Request Legal Representation
  Politely insist on speaking with an attorney before answering questions.
• Decline Searches
  Do not consent to any searches without a warrant.
• Document Everything
  Take note of interactions and gather evidence where possible.
• Contact Turnbull Legal Group
  The sooner you have experienced representation, the stronger your defense will be.

How Turnbull Legal Group Builds Your Defense

When you choose Turnbull Legal Group, you can expect:

Initial Consultation

We’ll discuss your case, review the charges, and explain your legal options during a free consultation.

Thorough Investigation

Our team gathers evidence, interviews witnesses, and works to uncover details that strengthen your defense.

Negotiations with the Prosecution

Whenever possible, we’ll negotiate for reduced charges or case dismissal with prosecutors.

Courtroom Representation

If your case goes to trial, we’ll present a strong and persuasive argument to fight for your rights.