Title: Is Embezzlement a Felony or Misdemeanor? | Embezzlement Laws in Texas
Headings: Is Embezzlement a Felony or Misdemeanor? – Embezzlement Laws in Texas
Is Embezzlement a Felony or Misdemeanor? – Embezzlement Laws in Texas
Is Embezzlement a Felony or Misdemeanor? – Embezzlement Laws in Texas
Embezzlement Charges and Laws in Texas
Is Embezzlement a Felony or Misdemeanor?
Felony Embezzlement
Misdemeanor Embezzlement
Embezzlement Punishment
How Many Years Do You Get for Embezzlement?
Do Embezzlement Penalties Include Fines?

Content: If you’re charged with misdemeanor embezzlement, you could spend up to a year in jail. For third-degree embezzlement, jail time might range from two to ten years in prison. Second-degree embezzlement penalties might include two to 20 years in prison, while first degree charges could result in five to 99 years in prison. Do Embezzlement Penalties Include Fines? In addition to jail time, your embezzlement punishment might involve fines. They vary depending on the severity of your charges, but they can reach up to $10,000. If embezzlement charges have been brought against you, please contact The Law Offices of Kretzer and Volberding P.C. today to start working on your case. Our experienced legal team is prepared to fight for you.