DEFENCE FOR PROPERTY & THEFT CRIMES IN ONTARIO

COMMON CHARGES WE DEFEND

We regularly defend clients against property-related allegations such as:
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Theft under or over $5,000, including shoplifting, employee theft, and organized theft rings
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Fraud, including credit card fraud, cheque fraud, and financial deception
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Identity theft and impersonation
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Break and enter into homes, businesses, or vehicles
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Mischief, including vandalism or destruction of property
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Possession of stolen property
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Arson, including intentional or reckless damage by fire
STRATEGIC DEFENCE TAILORED TO YOUR CASE
Property offences often involve specific evidence, such as surveillance footage, witness testimony, and digital records. We carefully review every aspect of your case, examining how evidence was obtained, whether your Charter rights were violated, and whether the Crown can prove intent or knowledge.
For many first-time or low-level offences, we explore diversion programs, withdrawals, or conditional discharge, legal pathways that may help you avoid a criminal record altogether. In more serious or complex cases, we are fully prepared to challenge the evidence and defend your rights in court.
WHY CHOOSE RITTER HARVEY LAW?
Decades of experience defending property and theft crimes across Ontario
An understanding of the wide-ranging implications that property and theft charges can have
Proven track record of negotiating reduced charges, alternative resolutions, or outright dismissals when the circumstances allow
Respected in Ontario courtrooms, from Kitchener to Toronto
Compassionate, client-focused advocacy, no matter the charges
PROTECT YOUR RECORD, REPUTATION, AND FUTURE
If you’ve been accused of a property-related offence, early legal intervention can make all the difference. At Ritter Harvey Law, we defend clients in Kitchener-Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph, Stratford, Woodstock, and Hamilton, offering experienced, confidential advice and a strong defence strategy tailored to your circumstances. Let’s talk about your legal options today.