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Theft & Property Crimes Defense

San Antonio Theft & Property Crimes Defense Attorney

Theft charges in Texas can range from a minor misdemeanor to a felony depending on the value of the property involved. Moshko Law Firm defends theft and property crime cases with flat-fee pricing and a clear plan for your case.

How Texas classifies theft charges:

Texas theft penalties are driven largely by the dollar value of the property or service involved, ranging from a Class C misdemeanor for very low-value theft up to a first-degree felony for high-value theft, with additional enhancements possible for repeat offenses.

How we help:

  • Shoplifting and retail theft charges
  • Burglary and criminal trespass
  • Credit card or check fraud-related theft charges
  • Robbery charges
  • Cases involving disputed ownership or intent

Why choose Moshko Law Firm:

  • Flat-fee pricing for theft and property crime defense
  • Bilingual attorney — Se habla español
  • Evening and weekend appointments
  • Free consultation to review your case

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a first-time shoplifting charge be dismissed?
Depending on the value involved and your record, some first-time, low-value theft cases may qualify for diversion programs or reduced charges — this depends on the specific facts of your case.
Theft involves unlawfully taking property, while burglary involves entering a building or habitation without consent with intent to commit a theft or other felony — burglary generally carries more serious penalties.
Yes. Texas theft penalties escalate based on the value of the property or service involved, moving from misdemeanor to felony classifications at certain dollar thresholds.
Yes, a conviction generally becomes part of your permanent criminal record and can appear on background checks unless later eligible for expungement or nondisclosure.

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