Shoplifting and petty theft
We review the store’s claims, the video and the paperwork, and look at every option the court allows, including diversion where it is available.
- Shoplifting
- Petty theft
- Theft of services
Defense for shoplifting, petty theft, disorderly conduct, trespass and criminal traffic charges in justice and municipal courts across Arizona.
Not sure whether jail is on the table? Reach out anyway. We will check together.
A misdemeanor can follow you into job applications, apartment searches and background checks. Your defense starts with a careful look at the facts.
We review the store’s claims, the video and the paperwork, and look at every option the court allows, including diversion where it is available.
Arguments, noise complaints and misunderstandings over where you were allowed to be. These cases often turn on details that deserve a second look.
Some traffic stops end in more than a ticket. Criminal traffic charges carry real consequences for your record and your license.
Just a regular traffic ticket or a civil matter? Visit LegalPAZ.com.
Our representation covers misdemeanor charges where jail time is not being sought. Many first time and lower level charges fall into that category, but every case is different, and the paperwork does not always make it clear.
So do not rule yourself out. Contact us, and we will look at your charge together and confirm whether jail is being sought. If your case needs a different path, it is referred to an Arizona licensed attorney or other attorney when appropriate.
You should not have to guess what happens next. Here is what to expect once you reach out.
Fill out the case review form in about two minutes, or call. Have your citation and court date nearby if you can.
We look at the charge, the court and the timeline, confirm whether jail is being sought, and explain your options in plain language.
From negotiating with the prosecutor to standing beside you in court, your case gets prepared and handled with care.
Born in the East Valley, Jack is an Arizona Licensed Legal Paraprofessional who represents clients in justice and municipal courts across the state. He appears in court on his clients’ cases himself.
His background in criminal justice and legal studies means your case is approached with an understanding of how the system works from the inside, and how to move through it with the least damage to your future.
If your question is not here, ask it in your case review.
Legal paraprofessionals are licensed by the Arizona Supreme Court to represent clients in specific types of cases, including certain misdemeanor matters in justice and municipal courts. A legal paraprofessional can appear in court for you within that scope, but is not an attorney.
Often you cannot tell from the citation alone. That is exactly what we check during your free case review. Reach out even if you are unsure, and we will work it out together.
Contact us right away. A missed court date can lead to a warrant and new problems, and acting quickly usually leaves you with more options.
Your citation or complaint, your court date and case number if you have them, and any paperwork you were given. Do not post about your case on social media.
Justice courts and municipal courts throughout Arizona.
Yes. Your first case review costs nothing, and you are under no obligation to hire us.
Tell us what happened. Your request goes straight to our office, and we will reach out to talk through your options.