By not using their credit card wisely, anybody may get into significant financial difficulty. However, most individuals are unaware that it may be illegal in certain circumstances. Credit card fraud is commonly thought to entail the theft, forgery, or alteration of a credit card. In many circumstances, a person is charged with credit card fraud just for using their own cards.

Read on to learn more, and then call Law Office of Michael L. Fell at (949) 585-9055 for a free legal consultation if you have been suspected of or charged with this offense.

Credit card fraud examples

When a person deliberately tries to use their credit card or debit card after it has expired, it is one of the most typical ways individuals are charged with fraud or theft charges using their own credit cards. They could also try to utilize it if they know they don't have enough money to pay any transaction. In other cases, a person gets detained because they believed a friend or family had given them permission to use the card, but they did not.

We can assist you with any credit card fraud issue.

Whatever the circumstance, whether you've been accused of credit card fraud with your own cards, a friend or family member's cards, or a stranger's card, you need legal support, which you can obtain from Law Office of Michael L. Fell. We'll start by taking a close look at the evidence against you. We're interested in hearing your side of the story. Then we'll figure out the best course of action for your case.

Never, ever, ever give up on your case

All too frequently, a person believes they have no chance because the evidence against them is so overwhelming. As a consequence, many plead guilty before ever speaking with a counsel. This is a blunder. The fact is that learning more about your alternatives will not cost you anything – you can call us for a free legal consultation at (949) 585-9055 – but it will be extremely beneficial.

Even if you have a lot of evidence against you, it's unlikely that the appropriate lawyer won't be able to get you some sort of sentencing relief. Law Office of Michael L. Fell is well-known for his ability to come up with innovative solutions to sentencing challenges. He has worked with a large number of clients to help them reach a fair plea agreement. He was a Senior Deputy District Attorney in Orange County for over 20 years. As a consequence, he understands what the prosecutor is thinking and when he might be able to persuade them to make a better bargain.

No matter where you are now, the best approach to assure a bright future is to contact Law Office of Michael L. Fell for a free legal consultation at (949) 585-9055.