Federal Embezzlement Cases in Houston, TX
Defend Yourself with a Houston Federal Criminal Defense Lawyer
The crime of embezzlement is the act of dishonestly withholding assets for the purpose of exerting unauthorized control over those assets. A simple example of embezzlement would be when a cashier at a retail location keeps money for products that should have been placed into the register. However, some cases of embezzlement will involve larger sums of money and more white-collar crime scenes.
Attorney Womack Can Aggressively Protect Your Rights
Depending on the amount of money allegedly embezzled and from who it was stolen, embezzlement crimes can either be a misdemeanor or a felony. Either way, a conviction can land you in jail, drain your savings with high fines, and leave a permanent stain on your reputation. To successfully challenge the charges and walk into court with confidence, you can turn to Houston Embezzlement Attorneys Geoff and Guy L. Womack for legal counsel.
The firm stands apart from all others due to its impressive accomplishments, such as:
- History of winning case results
- Positive list of client testimonials
- Highlights in the media for noteworthy cases
- Discipline of a former U.S. Marine (Attorney Guy L. Womack)
Punishments for Embezzling Can Ruin Your Livelihood
In the state of Texas, if you are convicted of embezzlement, the sentence will reflect upon the value of the property or finances stolen. There are aggravating factors related to the crime that will escalate the penalties greatly, and most are dependent on the victim's age or status. For instance, embezzling the funds of an elder or a nonprofit organization will make your charges all the more worse.
The punishments for embezzlement crimes can vary but they typically include:
- $500 to 10,000 fines
- Six months to five years in prison
- Loss of employment
- Removal from management positions
Understanding Embezzlement Cases from Top to Bottom
If you are facing embezzlement charges, it's vitally important that you speak with a Houston embezzlement lawyer from Guy L. Womack & Associates, P.C. right away. The firm handles state, federal, and military criminal defense cases in Houston, and all throughout Texas and the nation.
The attorneys at the firm are well-versed in all state and federal laws and can provide you with superior defense representation. Regardless of what you are being charged with, or how much you are being accused of stealing, the attorneys at the firm will work tirelessly to search for and unearth any mitigating circumstances that may get your charges reduced, if not dropped entirely.
If someone has accused you of embezzling funds, you need to take action right away to avoid the lifelong consequences of a conviction. Contact a Houston criminal defense lawyer from Guy L. Womack & Associates, P.C. today!
Why We Are Effective
6 Reasons to Hire Us-
55 Years of Combined Experience
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Thousands of Cases Successfully Defended
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Hundreds of Jury Trials Handled
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Highly Respected by the Legal Community
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Honest & Straightforward Legal Advice
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Accessible & Responsive Representation
At Womack & Associates we always fight for the best possible results for our clients and our track record shows that. We've handled 1,000s of jury trials in state, federal, and military courts and have maintained a high rate of not-guilty verdicts, acquittals, and dismissals.
Where Winning Matters
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