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Miami Identity Theft Lawyer

Identity theft is a criminal offense that involves taking another person's personal information, usually for the purpose of committing theft or fraud. A person's "identity" may include their bank information, social security number, or other particular information that may be used to obtain loans in that person's name, or essentially take over their identity in any way. Although identity theft is most often committed for financial gain, it may also be committed in an attempt to escape arrest and prosecution for a criminal offense of some kind.

As an experienced trial attorney and former prosecutor, Miami identity theft lawyer Michael Mirer understands how to approach criminal cases involving identity theft, charged at a state or federal level. He is also very familiar with the other serious crimes that may be related to and charge in conjunction with identity theft, such as mail fraud, wire fraud or credit card fraud. If you are interested in undergoing a free consultation regarding your case, contact the Law Office of Michael Mirer, P.A. today. We are happy to discuss your charges with you and will take the time to determine how to best assist you.

Defense for Identity Theft in Miami, Florida

Defending identity theft charges may be difficult, particularly because they may involve offense committed by or using the internet and computers, where it is difficult to prove that a specific individual intentionally committed an act. Hacking or unauthorized use of a computer may be an issue to take into account, and it will require experts to prove these variables.

Identity theft is a felony offense in Florida, classified in the first, second or third degree depending on the particular nature of the offense. The value of property or money involved as well as the number of victims will impact whether a defendant faces up to 30 years, 15 years or 5 years in a Florida state prison, along with fines and the possibility of victim restitution.

For help with your case, contact Miami identity theft defense attorney Michael Mirer today. Your initial consultation is free!

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