If you have been charged with or accused of a crime related to breaking and entering, then you need immediate help from a criminal defense attorney. Whether you’re accused of breaking into someone’s car, home, business, or room, or of just entering said space without getting permission, Law Office of Michael L. Fell can help. Read on to learn more about what charges you could be facing, what your defense options are, and how we can help. Call us at (949) 585-9055 for your free case evaluation.

There are a number of charges you could be facing

Depending on the specific circumstances of the crime you’ve been accused of, you could be charged with a number of offenses – and in many cases you will be charged with more than one. Burglary refers to entering a vehicle of any kind, a room, or a residence, while having the intention to either steal something or commit another felony. Being found guilty of burglary doesn’t require you to have actually forced your way into the space in question, though most often burglary does involve breaking and entering.

If there was no forced entry, but are accused of willfully entering the property of another person with the intention of interfering with their rights, then you may be charged with trespassing. Theft refers to stealing something, with or without breaking and entering. If the value of the stolen money or goods is less than $950 then the charge is likely to be petty theft while higher values will be charged as grand theft.

No matter the charges you need an aggressive attorney

It doesn’t matter what the specific courses are, you need an aggressive California criminal defense attorney. When you work with Law Office of Michael L. Fell, you’re working with attorney with a very specific type of experience. He was actually employed as the person who trained prosecutors. In fact, his title was Orange County Senior Deputy District Attorney. As a result, he knows the ins and outs of these laws and he knows what the prosecutor is going to do to try and prove their case.

In many cases, he’s able to quickly resolve these clients. The overall goal is always to have the charges dropped completely, by proving the prosecution doesn’t have enough evidence, that the evidence obtained was done so illegally, or through other means. However, if necessary, he will take your case to trial or find the best plea option available.

Is taking a plea in your best interest?

You can count on Law Office of Michael L. Fell to always be upfront with you. If there’s a wealth of evidence against you and the best avenue is to find the best plea deal then he will tell you this. He’ll then use his considerable experience to have the charges and / or penalties reduced as much as possible in exchange for your guilty plea.

To learn more about your specific options and to get a free case evaluation, reach out to Law Office of Michael L. Fell at (949) 585-9055 today.