Orlando Shoplifting Attorneys • Orange County Florida Grand Theft Lawyers Kissimmee •Winter Garden • Sanford • Deltona
No matter what the charge — from petty theft or shoplifting to grand theft auto — you need a lawyer who can limit the consequences of your arrest. That could mean a dismissal of charges, a plea to lesser charges, or a not guilty verdict. An effective lawyer can also work for an alternative sentence or a shorter sentence.
Criminal Defense Lawyers • Former Prosecutors
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When you call our criminal defense law firm, you will speak with a lawyer who is a former prosecutor. Your lawyer will take immediate steps to protect your rights.
- Shoplifting, Petty Theft: If you were visiting a theme park or a store in a mall and walked
out with merchandise, you could be accused of shoplifting. Our Orlando shoplifting lawyer often handles such cases without the accused person having to appear in court.Were you arrested
for shoplifting,
DUI, or a traffic
violation while
visiting the
Orlando area?Our experienced lawyers may be able
to handle the entire case without your presence. Contact our Orlando criminal defense law firm today. - Grand Theft: It is the prosecution's responsibility to prove theft. That means if you have been charged with grand theft, the prosecution needs sufficient evidence to prove your link to any stolen property. Your Moses & Rooth defense attorney will examine the evidence and prepare your case for trial.
- Stolen Property: Have you been accused of dealing in stolen property? Contact our law firm about preparing an effective defense on your behalf.
- Mitigating Circumstances: If you plead guilty, our criminal defense lawyers will explore mitigating circumstances and work for a shorter sentence or an alternative sentence such as community service, rehabilitation, or therapy.
From our office next to the Orange County Courthouse, the Moses & Rooth law firm represents clients in the Central Florida communities of Orange County, Seminole County, Osceola County, Volusia County, Brevard County, Lake County, and Polk County.
