Theft & Embezzlement Defense

Minnesota Theft Lawyer | Minneapolis Embezzlement Attorney

Defense Attorney for White Collar Crimes tried in State and Federal Courts

Theft crimes are serious offenses and carry the possibility of imprisonment, local jail, and fines. Depending on the amount of alleged theft, you could be facing a misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor or a felony.

Aggressive Defense for Minnesota Theft Crimes

I understand that a theft conviction could affect your ability to find employment, rent an apartment and obtain student loans. I will defend you against the theft charges and work to minimize the consequences as much as possible. I know the stakes are high.

I have defended clients in the Twin Cities on charges of credit, credit card fraud, identity theft, wire fraud, mail fraud, money laundering, welfare fraud, shoplifting, embezzlement, mortgage fraud, and insurance fraud.

Defense for Theft and White Collar Crimes in the Twin Cities

White collar crimes seem to be in the news everyday and are pursued aggressively by prosecutors. Prosecutors are investigating corporations, small businesses and their employees. Defending a white collar crime often involves extensive paperwork, document review, and investigation. It is imperative that you have a lawyer experienced in defending white collar criminal matters.

If you are have been questioned by the FBI or are under investigation, now is the time to contact white collar criminal defense attorney Jennifer Speas. You should not handle the negotiation yourself – this is not just a regular business deal – this is your future.

Criminal defense lawyer, Jennifer Speas, can represent you in Minnesota State and Federal Court for matters including, investigation, embezzlement, mortgage fraud, wire fraud, mail fraud, insurance fraud, money laundering and computer fraud.

Frequently Asked Questions regarding theft crimes:

Will getting a lawyer make me look guilty?

No, it will make you look smart. The police are not required to tape your statement or give you a fair interview. You should NEVER speak to the police without an experienced criminal defense lawyer by your side.

Do I have to talk to the police?

No. You never have to talk to the police, you have the right to remain silent guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution.

Can the government take my property?

Yes, they can try. The federal government will use tactics such as freezing your checking and savings accounts and forfeiting vehicles, cash, jewelry and even homes if they suspect the property was purchased with proceed of a crime. It is important that you have an experienced attorney for your forfeiture defense.