Defending Against Property Damage Claims

Property damage occurs with someone knowingly damages the property or vehicle of another to varying degrees or damages property to defraud an insurer.

Property damage can be either a felony or a misdemeanor depending on the value of the item(s) that were damaged. There is no minimum amount of monetary value for a property damage charge. Therefore, even if the smallest of trinkets with little monetary value were to be damaged intentionally or knowingly by another, an individual who damages another’s property could possibly be charged with property damage.

Navigating Complex Laws

In property damage cases, witnessing the actual incident is often uncommon. Our seasoned criminal defense attorneys at Boehmer Law have extensive knowledge of these statutes and the experience to vigorously defend against such charges.

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Keep in mind that often these cases are won by the state because of a confession made to the police about the incident. Therefore, it is very important when contacted by law enforcement that you immediately ask for an attorney to seek legal counsel before speaking with anyone. If you or a family member has been asked to speak to the police, call our team at Boehmer Law as soon as possible. Schedule your free consultation by calling 636-549-8300 or filling out our online form.

At Boehmer Law, our attorneys have handled many property damage cases so call us today to get us fighting for you.