AFFORDABLE ANNAPOLIS MD THEFT LAWYER
An affordable Annapolis MD theft lawyer ∼ who is familiar with Anne Arundel County MD District Court ∼ can help you with the charges of theft, shoplifting and scheme.
S. Ameche, Esq. | Affordable Annapolis MD Theft Lawyer
Competent Annapolis MD Theft Attorney
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(240) 705-8960
Affordable and Competent
Mr. Ameche is an experienced Annapolis MD theft attorney. Specifically, Mr. Ameche has handled many theft cases in Anne Arundel County MD District Court. Further, Steven Ameche is proud to offer his clients over 26 years of front line experience. Accordingly, our well respected law office will try to get the best outcome for your Annapolis, MD theft case. In essence, our goal is simply to achieve the best possible results for each of our clients in every case we handle.
An Annapolis MD theft attorney can offer positive solutions.
∼ Theft Offenses:
• Misdemeanor theft of property or services with a value of less than $100.
• Misdemeanor theft of property or services with a value of less than $1,000.
♦ Felony theft of property or services with a value of at least $1,000 but less than $10,000.
♦ Felony theft of property/services with a value of at least $10,000 but less than $100,000.
∼Scheme
Sometimes several thefts are committed in one continuing course or scheme. Accordingly, the State may choose to add up the total value of the stolen property and charge a defendant with one count. An Annapolis MD theft attorney can offer solid guidance.
An affordable Annapolis MD theft lawyer can help to either dismiss or lower your theft charges.
∼ About Restitution
In addition to criminal charges, a person convicted of a theft crime may also have to repay the victim for the value of the property.
An Annapolis MD theft attorney can offer sound advice.
In short, call or text (240) 705-8960. Also, you can email us at scameche@gmail.com. Further, our office also handles other matters, such as suspended licenses, driving without insurance and bench warrants.
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