Utah Criminal Defense Attorney
Were You Arrested on Charges of Grand Theft?
Grand theft involves property crimes involving goods, services or cash — anything with monetary value — worth $1000 or more. Grand theft charges are felony charges that can result in serious negative consequences including:
- Jail or prison
- Fines and penalties
- A criminal record that may prevent you from serving in the military, getting a job, getting housing where you want to and fulfilling other goals
The stolen goods may consist of any property, whether tangible or intangible. This could include stealing cable TV signals over a number of years, or hiring someone to perform services with no intention of paying — theft by deception. Car theft, phishing crimes and credit card fraud are common scenarios resulting in grand theft charges.
Criminal defense is all that we do at the law offices of Greg Smith and Associates, Criminal Law Attorneys. We are up to the challenge of helping you obtain the most favorable outcome possible in your case after you have been charged with grand theft.
We are here to offer those who need our advocacy the benefit of our experience, understanding and service. We regularly advise other attorneys and share our insights with the public. Our opinions have been aired on Good Morning America and publicized in national newspapers such as USA Today.
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Contact us night or day, any day of the week. Our lawyers are ready to talk to you about the steps we will take to defend you in the face of grand theft charges in Utah.
Clients with disabilities or impairments
Access to our office is available to clients and their family members at all times. Special equipment and communication devices are available upon request for our clients with visual, hearing, speech and physical impairment. In addition, arrangements can be made for verbal or sign language interpreters if needed to communicate between our attorneys and the client and family. Please notify our law office if any additional accommodations related to your disability or impairment are necessary to make your consultation more comfortable.
