Theft by Conversion

According to Georgia law, theft by conversion is when you lawfully obtain another person’s money or property and then, unlawfully, convert it to your own use. Theft by conversion is also applicable to rental property that you fail to return to its owner upon demand. Such crimes are typically charged as misdemeanors. However, if the value of the money or property is greater than $500, then you will likely face felony charges.

To defend yourself, you need a criminal defense attorney. Indeed, the consequences of a conviction extend beyond legal penalties. You could lose your job or have difficulty getting hired, and lose important rights such as the right to legally possess a firearm and the right to vote. Based in Atlanta, we serve throughout the state and have earned a reputation for our successful representation of clients.

The experienced attorneys at Conaway & Strickler, P.C. are here to assist. We provide comprehensive defense, and can assist in helping to:

• Clear your name
• Defend yourself against theft by conversion charges
• Protect your valuable legal and civil rights

Being charged with theft by conversion can be an emotionally draining and stressful experience. Your decision to secure an experienced criminal defense attorney is one you’ll be glad you made.

Our attorneys are committed to getting you the best possible result. Whenever possible, we will seek to have the charges against you dismissed entirely. To learn more, call us at (404) 816-5000 or reach us online. Initial consultations are always free.