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If you have been accused of arson or a property crime such as theft or vandalism, you'll need a trial-tested experienced lawyer to protect your interests and reputation. Arson can be considered a felony in the state of Indiana, and the consequences of conviction of these crimes can be serious. Let Boren, Oliver and Coffey, LLP fight to get the best possible results in your case.
When you contact us, you'll get:
- Free no-commitment consultation
- Straightforward assessment of your arson or property crime case
- Trial-tested defense lawyers who fight for the best results
- An entire team of experienced lawyers working on your case
Arson and Property Crimes Frequently Asked Questions
What is arson?
Arson is a crime in which a fire is set deliberately that causes damage to property. Arson doesn't necessarily involve intent to defraud in the setting of the fire, but the fire must be set knowingly and intentionally.
How serious is an arson charge?
Arson charges can be considered misdemeanors or felonies, but depending on the extent of the damage caused and whether or not people have been injured, arson charges can carry serious repercussions. Talk to a lawyer as soon as possible to get representation and direction if you've been accused of arson.
What are types of property crime?
Burglary and theft as well as vandalism and arson are types of property crimes.
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