Fraud
Fraud is defined as a non-violent crime involving deceit, subterfuge, false statements or actions intended to gain access to the property or assets of another person or company. Fraud can be charge in both State and Federal court There are many types of fraud including:
  • Bank Fraud
  • Credit Card Fraud
  • Identity Theft
  • Health Care Fraud
  • Insurance Fraud
  • Improperly Obtaining Government
  • Benefits
  • Mail and Wire Fraud
  • False Advertising
  • Ponzi Schemes
If convicted fraud crime you could be looking at years or even decades in jail or prison. It is important to get in front of fraud charges as soon as possible. If you have been charged or even if you have only learned of an investigation, contact the experienced attorneys at Ascheman Law to help you with these serious charges.