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Texas Defense Team

Texas Theft & Burglary Defense Attorneys

From shoplifting to felony burglary — strategic defense to protect your record and your future.

✓ Available 24/7
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✓ Former Police Officer

Theft & Burglary Defense

Theft and burglary convictions carry serious consequences beyond jail time — they mark you as dishonest, affecting employment, professional licenses, and housing for years to come.

Cases We Handle

• Shoplifting and retail theft

• Felony theft ($2,500+)

• Burglary of a habitation

• Burglary of a building

• Robbery and aggravated robbery

• Auto theft

• Identity theft and fraud

Penalties by Value

Texas theft penalties scale with the value of property taken — from Class C misdemeanor (under $100) to first-degree felony ($300,000+). Burglary of a habitation is always a second-degree felony, regardless of value.

Defense Strategies

We challenge the evidence of intent, value calculations, identification, and ownership claims. Many theft cases are defensible — mistaken identity, consent, and lack of intent are all powerful defenses.

How It Works

1

Free Consultation

Call us 24/7. We’ll listen to your situation and explain your options — no obligation, no pressure.

2

Case Evaluation

Our attorneys review the facts, evidence, and circumstances to build a personalized defense strategy.

3

Aggressive Representation

We fight for the best possible outcome — whether that’s dismissal, reduction, or trial.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is shoplifting a felony in Texas?

It depends on the value. Under $2,500 is typically a misdemeanor. Over $2,500 becomes a felony. Prior convictions can also elevate the charge.

What’s the difference between theft and burglary?

Theft is taking someone’s property. Burglary is entering a building or home with intent to commit a crime inside — it doesn’t require actually stealing anything.

Can theft charges be expunged?

In some cases, yes. Dismissed charges and certain first-time offenses may qualify for expunction or nondisclosure. We’ll evaluate your eligibility.

What if I was falsely accused?

False theft accusations are more common than people think, especially in retail settings with poor video evidence. We investigate aggressively to defend the wrongly accused.

Don’t Face This Alone. Call Now for a Free Consultation.

Available 24/7. Your first consultation is always free.

(512) 599-9000

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