Assault, Burglary, and Theft
Assault, Burglary, and Theft
Criminal Law | DUI and DWI | White Collar Crimes | Drug Crime
Because charges for assault, burglary, and theft are so common, most people do not treat them seriously. These are, however, very serious charges that require the attention of a skilled attorney who will fight for your rights and has the expertise to help you achieve the most favorable outcome for your case. If you are seeking legal services, our Branson law firm can help.
Though we are based in Branson, we serve all of Southwestern Missouri. With years of experience defending clients charged with theft, burglary, and assault, we have the expertise and the knowledge that you want in your legal defense. Every case gets our individualized attention—your defense will not just be recycle from our last case. Every unique individual and situation gets the attention that it needs and deserves when you work with our law firm.
In the Southwest Missouri area, we handle all kind of assault, burglary, and theft charges, including:
- Third, second, and first-degree assault cases
- Burglary cases, from the very standard and straightforward burglaries to armed burglaries
- Theft cases, including those that are paired with drug charges
You don’t just need legal representation, you need an aggressive, experienced attorney who will fight for your rights and will give your case the attention it requires from the very first call, to the very end of the trial. We take the time to listen to your concerns and questions, to make sure that we understand what you need or want us to do and that you understand every stage of your trial.
If you are facing an assault, burglary, or theft charge, don’t face the Missouri court system alone. No matter what the extent of your charge is, we can help.
For more information about these cases or to schedule your consultation, contact us today.
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