Property Crimes Defense Lawyers

Aggressive Defense for Property Crime Charges in Pennsylvania

Property crimes in Pennsylvania cover a wide range of offenses—from theft and burglary to fraud and trespass. These charges can result in severe penalties, including felony convictions, jail or prison sentences, heavy fines, and a permanent criminal record.

At Sheridan Lawyers, we provide aggressive, strategic defense for clients accused of property-related offenses in Chester County, Bucks County, Delaware County, and Montgomery County. Our goal is to protect your rights, challenge the evidence, and fight for the best possible outcome.

Types of Property Crimes We Defend

Property crimes include any offense that involves the taking, damaging, or unlawful entry onto property. We handle cases such as:

Theft Offenses

• Theft (General)

• Theft by Unlawful Taking

• Theft by Deception

• Theft by Extortion

• Theft of Services

• Retail Theft / Shoplifting

• Receiving Stolen Property

• Access Device Fraud

• Identity Theft

• Forgery and Bad Checks

• Insurance Fraud

Burglary and Robbery

• Burglary

• Robbery

Trespass and Related Offenses

• Criminal Trespass

• Defiant Trespass

Potential Penalties for Property Crimes

Penalties vary based on the nature of the offense and the value of the property involved, but can include:

• Felony or misdemeanor convictions

• Jail or prison sentences

• Restitution to the alleged victim

• Probation, fines, and court costs

• Long-term effects on employment, housing, and background checks

For non-citizens, property crime convictions can also result in immigration consequences.

How Sheridan Lawyers Defends Property Crime Cases

Every case is different. Our defense strategies may involve:

• Challenging the evidence linking you to the alleged offense

• Arguing that you had no intent to commit a crime

• Suppressing evidence obtained through an unlawful search or seizure

• Demonstrating that allegations are based on misunderstandings or mistaken identity

• Negotiating for dismissal, reduced charges, or diversionary programs such as ARD

Why You Need a Lawyer Now

Property crime charges can have lifelong consequences. Do not talk to law enforcement or the alleged victim without an attorney present. The earlier you involve an experienced criminal defense lawyer, the better your chances of protecting your rights.