Theft Crimes

Theft Crimes Defense in Texas

Theft charges can range from minor shoplifting to serious felony offenses. Even a low‑level theft conviction can create a permanent criminal record that affects employment, housing, and future opportunities. Texas takes theft allegations seriously, and the penalties increase quickly based on the value of the property and the circumstances of the case.

Attorney Joshua D. Saegert represents clients facing all types of theft‑related charges. He understands how these cases develop and works to protect your record, your reputation, and your future.

Types of Theft Charges Josh Handles

Josh defends clients accused of:

• Shoplifting
• Theft of property
• Theft of services
• Burglary
• Robbery
• Aggravated robbery
• Auto theft
• Credit card abuse
• Employee theft
• Organized retail theft

Many theft cases involve misunderstandings, mistaken identity, or insufficient evidence.

How Theft Charges Are Classified in Texas

Penalties depend on the value of the property:

• Under $100 — Class C misdemeanor
• $100 to $750 — Class B misdemeanor
• $750 to $2,500 — Class A misdemeanor
• $2,500+ — Felony charges

Felony theft can lead to years in prison and long‑term consequences.

How Josh Defends Theft Cases

Josh challenges:

• Insufficient evidence
• Mistaken identity
• Faulty witness statements
• Lack of intent
• Illegal searches
• Violations of constitutional rights

He works to pursue dismissals, reductions, or alternative resolutions that protect your record. A theft charge doesn’t have to define your life. You deserve a defense attorney who takes your case seriously and fights for the best possible outcome.