Criminal allegations involving property destruction can encompass a wide range of behaviors, from simple acts of graffiti to the breaking of windows and other, large-scale acts. Larceny is a theft crime and the potential consequences are often based on the value of the item. Regardless of the type of offense, all criminal charges need to be taken seriously. A conviction for even a relatively minor crime will leave you with a permanent criminal record which can have a negative impact on numerous areas of your life. That is why it is important to seek advice from an experienced criminal defense lawyer.

Bedford-Concord attorney Peter G. DeGelleke has been helping to protect the rights of criminal defendants since 1977. He understands how cases are tried and he will help walk you through every step of the criminal justice system. To schedule a free initial consultation to discuss your case, complete an online contact form or call 781-275-0800.

Charges Can Range From Misdemeanors to Serious Felonies

Property destruction and larceny are crimes that can be charged as either felonies or misdemeanors based on the value of the item involved, while a simple trespass charge is a misdemeanor. A proper defense requires careful evaluation of the facts and circumstances, and every effort should be made to resolve the case without a criminal conviction.

If You Have Been Charged With a Property Crime, Contact an Attorney

Attorney Peter G. DeGelleke protects the rights of individuals throughout Massachusetts, including individuals charged with property destruction. He is committed to providing excellent personal service to help his clients navigate the criminal justice system. When you hire him to defend you, he will devote his full attention to your case. Attorney DeGelleke will never delegate responsibility for your defense to a paralegal or a less-experienced attorney without your permission. Complete an online contact form or call at 781-275-0800 to set up a free initial consultation.