Criminal Defense Representation for Clients in Arizona
Being accused of fraud can turn your entire life upside down. Even before a case goes to trial, your reputation may be severely damaged; friends, family, and employers may lose trust in you.
On top of that, penalties for a fraud conviction can be devastating, ranging from probation to 15 years in prison. You could also face civil lawsuits in addition to criminal charges. In many civil cases, you may be required to pay the other side’s attorney fees. With so much at stake, having an experienced attorney on your side is essential. Without experienced legal counsel, you are at a serious disadvantage.
Fraud charges often involve multiple agencies and investigators, and prosecutors have significant resources. At Ramos Law Firm, our attorney has defended clients against fraud accusations for 30+ years and understands how to dismantle prosecution cases. Mr. Ramos has a proven record of achieving dropped or reduced charges for clients in Scottsdale, the greater Phoenix area, and statewide.
Contact us online or call (480) 470-2062 for a free case review with our Scottsdale fraud attorney. We offer phone, office, and convenient virtual consultations.
Steps Our Scottsdale Fraud Attorney Can Take on Your Behalf
Fraud cases are often complex, involving detailed financial records, digital evidence, and lengthy investigations. Furthermore, law enforcement investigators may have spent months or longer acquiring evidence to fortify their case against you. Prosecutors aggressively pursue these charges and seek harsh penalties.
Ramos Law Firm can take the following actions on your behalf:
Thoroughly review evidence for weaknesses and errors
Challenge the claim that you intended to commit fraud
Defend against false accusations or mistaken identity
Protect your rights throughout the investigation and trial process
Work to reduce charges or penalties, and when possible, seek dismissal
Fraud Cases We Handle
Fraud involves using deception, misrepresentation, or dishonesty to gain an unfair advantage, usually for financial gain. Arizona law recognizes various fraudulent activities, which may be classified as misdemeanors or felonies depending on the circumstances. These charges can involve individuals, businesses, or even government entities and have severe consequences.
Arizona fraud charges fall into three general categories: consumer fraud, employee fraud, and fraud against government or businesses.
A fraud conviction doesn’t just mean possible prison time or fines. It can follow you for life, with a permanent criminal record limiting career opportunities, housing options, and even personal relationships. Our firm is committed to providing one-on-one legal representation to protect your freedom, reputation, and future.
If you or someone you love is under investigation or has been arrested, do not wait. Contact Ramos Law Firmat (480) 470-2062 for a free initial consultation with our Scottsdale fraud attorney to begin building your defense.
