Forgery

Forgery Lawyer in Arizona

Arizona forgery law is very broad and many types of suspected criminal activity are considered “forgery”. For example, forgery charges may involve fictitious checks or other payment methods that have been changed or altered. A person may also be charged with forgery if they sign a false name or use doctored paperwork to gain employment
Regardless of the specifics of your case, forgery charges should not be taken lightly and you will need an aggressive forgery attorney on your side to see that your story is told in court and that your rights are upheld.

Forgery Defense Attorney Kyle T. Green

Forgery is considered a class 4 felony which means defendants can be sentenced to almost four years in prison along with fines, restitution, community service and probation.
If you have been charged with forgery in Gilbert, Tempe, Chandler, Phoenix, or the surrounding area, call 480-331-7568 and speak with me directly. My first step is to provide you with an honest and up-front case review at no cost or obligation to you. During our meeting or conversation we will discuss the details of your case and lay the groundwork for a strong defense as we work towards your desired outcome.
My clients have the edge. As a former prosecutor I have first-hand knowledge and experience with all types of forgery cases and know the evidence the prosecution will try to use and the picture they will try to paint. Put this experience to work for you and work with a Forgery Attorney committed to success. What matters to you is what I am fighting for.
Call 480-331-7568 to schedule your free case review. Immediate or same day appointments or calls are often available.

Definition of Forgery

Under Arizona law, forgery is committed when someone:

• Falsely manufactures, transforms or changes any paper, document, check or other instrument; or
• Has in their possession a written instrument that has been falsely altered, made or completed; or
• Presents or offers a document that has either been forged or contains information that is false.

For a forgery conviction to stand, the prosecution must also prove that this thing was done with the intent to defraud.

If you have been charged with forgery in Arizona, call 480-331-7568 and meet with forgery attorney Kyle T. Green.