Petit/Grand Theft

Defending Your Rights Against Theft Charges 

What may seem like a harmless crime to someone can be a serious matter in the eyes of the law. Theft crimes are typical examples of how quickly criminal charges can turn into serious matters. When the consequences of a conviction can last a lifetime, it is vital to do everything in your power to defend yourself. 

At Presser Law Firm, you can find the help of an aggressive and committed Florida attorney with more than 20 years of experience to offer. I am attorney Shlomi Presser, and I am proud to fight for the best results possible in my clients’ cases. I know how quickly theft charges can become serious matters, and I am ready to provide you with the representation you need in your defense. 

Fighting Theft Charges Of Any Level 

Depending on the severity of your charges, you can face severe consequences, including decades in prison and tens of thousands of dollars in fines. You can trust me to represent you through theft charges, including: 

• Petit theft 
• Grand theft 
• Theft involving an elderly victim 
• Shoplifting 
• Habitual felonies 

Depending on the situation involving the alleged offense, what was stolen, who was the victim and how it was stolen, the seriousness of the charges will vary. As your criminal defense attorney, I will take the time to work closely with you so that I understand the unique details of your situation before developing a custom-tailored strategy that suits your needs. 

I am not a lawyer who takes shortcuts at my clients’ expenses, and I am committed to securing the outcomes they deserve in their cases. You can trust that I will not leave you wondering what is happening in your case or how I am helping you. 

Choose An Aggressive Defense 

I have a habit of being the attorney my clients call after they are unsatisfied with their original representation. If you are ready to meet with me to discuss how I can help you, contact me at (954) 764-1080 or email me here to schedule your initial consultation at my Fort Lauderdale office today.