Central Florida Breaking and Entering Charge Attorneys
When you think of burglary, you may think of a person breaking into a stranger's home and making off with valuables. While some burglaries do fit this description, the reality is that most alleged burglaries take place under far different circumstances. In Florida, burglary is defined as entering a dwelling, conveyance or structure with the intent to commit another crime. This crime does not have to be theft. In many cases, burglary is charged when the defendant enters the home or dwelling of someone they know.
Burglary of a structure, or car burglary, is a third-degree felony. Burglary of a dwelling, or home burglary, is a second-degree felony. A conviction to a second-degree felony brings mandatory prison time. Regardless of the type of burglary you are charged with, it should be clear by now that any kind of felony charge is very serious. It is vital that you have an experienced Orlando Burglary Defense Attorney on your side.
N. Ryan LaBar of LaBar Adams has handled thousands of criminal cases. If you have been charged with burglary, our law firm will explore every potential defense. For instance, depending on the facts, it may be possible to show that you had consent to enter a vehicle or home. It could be possible to establish that you did not have the intent to commit a crime. We will explore every defense in an attempt to have your charges dismissed or reduced. If you have been charged with burglary of a dwelling, probation may be an option.
Contact the Orlando Burglary Defense Attorneys of LaBar Adams
Call 1-866-680-4LAW today. We offer a free initial consultation to discuss your case. We can also be reached by e-mail. We respond promptly to messages after business hours.
