Raleigh Check Forgery Defense Attorney
Check forgery and stolen credit cards are serious identity theft crimes. As new technology is advanced, identity theft has become more common. North Carolina has reacted to the increase in identity theft by making the consequences more serious. If you are charged with identity theft, you could be facing jail time, fines and long probation.
The Roberts Law Group, PLLC, is a Raleigh, North Carolina, criminal defense law firm. We focus entirely on criminal defense and our experience is significant. Our firm's founder, criminal defense lawyer Patrick Roberts, has practiced law for years. As a former prosecutor, Patrick Roberts knows his way around the courtroom. For aggressive and skilled criminal defense when you are facing an identity theft charge, contact us.
Our Experience Can Make a Difference in Your Case
Our extensive trial experience will be put to use in your check forgery or stolen credit cards defense. We have successfully helped hundreds of people get the best possible outcome. Our proven success shows that we know how to prepare a strong and persuasive defense, and we will do the same for you in defending against identity theft.
Former clients value our honesty and integrity and our emphasis on keeping clients well-informed of their case. We will defend against many types of identity theft including:
- Check forgery
- Stolen credit card
- Database fraud
- Phishing
- Personal computer or password theft
- Internet fraud
When you have been charged with an identity theft crime, we understand that this is probably your first run-in with the law. We listen to your side of the story and help you get through this legal hurdle. If you've made a mistake and don't want that mistake to ruin your future, you want an experienced attorney.
Call 1-866-630-2389 to Speak to a North Carolina Defense Attorney
Contact a Raleigh, North Carolina, criminal defense lawyer at Roberts Law Group, PLLC. We also represent clients charged with related theft crimes including income tax and business fraud, embezzlement, federal mail and wire fraud, welfare fraud and Medicaid and Medicare fraud.
North Carolina vs. M.W.
Charge:
Charge: Robbery with A Dangerous Weapon (4 Counts), First Degree Burglary, Conspiracy to Commit Robbery with A Dangerous Weapon
Facing:
12 - 17 years in prison
Result:
Dismissed
An incarcerated defendant accused our client of participating in the robbery of a group of youth at a party. We were able to raise doubt as to the credibility of this individual. In the end, the prosecutor dismissed these charges, citing a lack of evidence.