Utah Forgery/Fraud/Bad Checks FAQ
This page contains links to questions and answers relating to
the defense of
forgery
and
fraud
charges in Utah. The information presented is not intended as legal
advice, but is instead only general in nature. If you are facing
criminal prosecution in Utah, consultation with an experienced criminal
defense lawyer is strongly recommended. Choosing the
right
attorney can critical to achieving the
results you need. The
consequences of a criminal conviction can be serious.
Contact us today to see how we
can help.
Finding
a Utah Criminal Defense Attorney

Many
fraud and other related criminal charges in Utah are filed at the
felony
level. If
you are facing prosecution in Utah for fraud, forgery,
bad
checks, or other related "
white
collar" crimes, the impact that a conviction can have on your
life can be devastating. Choose the right
criminal
attorney to defend your case.
Contact
us now to see how we can help you.

The best outcome is more likely when the right strategy is employed. Developing the best strategy can require real courtroom experience, a thorough understanding of procedural and substantive legal issues, and a determination to ensure that important constitutional and other legal rights are protected. Choosing the right attorney....
Strategy
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Choosing the best criminal defense attorney for your Utah criminal case may be the single most important decision you make. The courtroom can be a hostile place. Prosecutors receive extensive training on legal and tactical issues. Having an experienced criminal defense lawyer on your side is critical to defending your case and protecting your rights....
Experience
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Jail time, prison time, thousands of dollars in fines, and the lifetime collateral consequences of having a criminal conviction on your record - all of these and more are at stake when you are facing criminal prosecution in Utah. Understanding what is at risk is critical. Even so-called "minor" misdemeanor cases can have serious consequences....
Consequences
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Being charged with a crime is not the same as being convicted. But just being charged can affect more than you may have imagined - jail, job, family, bills, rent or mortgage. It can feel like everything has gone wrong, and may you wonder if anything can go right. But facing criminal prosecution does not mean giving up hope....
Reasons to Hope
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