Embezzlement Hillsborough County

When you are facing serious charges of embezzlement or other white collar crimes in Hillsborough County, you should call criminal defense lawyer Michael Anzalone for legal advice.

At The Anzalone Law Firm in Nashua, New Hampshire, we handle a wide range of legal cases and will work hard to get the best possible outcome for you. It doesn't matter what you are charged with. We are here to help.

If you have been arrested on an embezzlement charge, you may not even understate what the state is accusing you of especially if you have never been involved in crime before. This is typically referred to as a "white collar" crime, meaning that it takes place in the workplace or in professional circles.

So, under the state law in New Hampshire, someone can be arrested on an embezzlement charge if law enforcement officials believe they took cash or property including stocks and bonds from someone they work for or with or with whom they have some sort of fiduciary relationship with. In many instances, it occurs in the banking or accounting circles, or even in corporate workplaces.

If you have been accused of embezzlement, that means that authorities believe you took the property or the cash for yourself. Otherwise, you would be facing larceny charges. A larceny is simply the taking of the property or the cash.

Whatever the crime, the best place for you to turn is to criminal defense attorney Michael Anzalone.

We have represented a multitude of cases relating to white collar crime in and around Hillsborough County. In fact, Michael Anzalone is highly qualified to represent you whether you are facing federal or state charges. He's fluent in both venues and has one goal to get you back on your feet as soon as possible.

If you are facing an embezzlement charge here in Hillsborough County, you will be looking at a felony. This means you could be in a world of trouble. If convicted on these charges, you could receive a prison sentence of between 10 and 15 years.

A somewhat recent example of someone being accused and convicted of embezzlement came in 2016 when a Manchester man was accused of stealing more than $100,000 from a self storage facility he worked for. In this case, some customers complained that they were told by the man to pay their bills in cash or to leave a blank check. The court documents said he would rent out the units for cash and then not make note of it in the company's books.

In the state of New Hampshire statutes, lawmakers outlined the white collar charges, including embezzlement, which can be found at RSA 637:1.

If you are anywhere in Hillsborough County, don't hesitate to get in touch with Michael Anzalone. We are here to help, 24-7. It is our goal to make sure you understand the charges and we will be by your side every step of the way.

Call us today for a free consultation.