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Arrested for or charged with burglary in or the surrounding areas? If so, we urge you to secure the immediate representation of our criminal defense attorney. We stand at the ready to serve you. Burglary charges are extremely serious. It is vital to understand that you may be charged with burglary if any part of your body or any object that you are holding has entered the building. Dependent on the circumstances, you may be charged with a second-degree or first-degree felony. When you secure our legal services, you can rely on us to fight tooth and nail in the defense of your rights. The sooner you get in touch with our criminal defense firm, the sooner we can get started on your case.

Do not hesitate to contact us today. The moment you hire our firm, we will get to work on your case.

  • Thomas V. Duck

    Attorney at Law

    Attorney Thomas V. Duck has a true passion for the law. He began his career as a police officer prior to attending law school. He graduated from the John Marshall Law School in 2005 and went on to start his own practice in 2009.

    He truly loves what he does and makes himself available at any time of the day for his clients. When you choose to retain his representation, he will listen intently to your story and work tirelessly to build a formidable defense strategy on your behalf. He will never use cookie-cutter legal solutions and he will never pass your case off to a paralegal. Attorney Duck will personally handle each legal aspect of your case every step of the way. Additionally, he will not bill you by the hour or charge a flat fee. He will determine a price that is fair for the work performed by his law office.

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  • “I was amazed at the result he was able to achieve.”

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  • “Tommy Duck is one of the best lawyers I have worked with. He put my personal welfare first and stayed on top of my case from start to finish. ”

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  • “He and his staff are courteous, professional, and responsive.”

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  • “He's a Tiger and will fight for you!”

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  • “Mr. Duck is very professional and went above and beyond to get my case dismissed.”

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Thomas V. Duck III, P.C.

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  • Passionate About Defending the Rights of the Accused.

  • Our Attorney Serves as an Active Member of the Community.

  • Backed by Over A Decade of Experience in Criminal Law.

  • Dedicated to Providing Hard-Hitting Defense at a Fair Price.

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Common Penalties

Generally, burglary is distinguished from other theft offenses. Burglary involves entering into a building with the intent to steal property. You have committed a burglary offense if you have, without consent, entered a private habitation / building with the intent to commit a felony. In addition, you may be charged with burglary if you concealed yourself in the habitation / building in which you committed / intended to commit a felony offense.

  • Life Imprisonment
  • Monetary Fines
  • Criminal Record
  • Probation
  • Restitution
  • Loss of Certain Rights

Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Questions

  • What Is The Legal Definition Of Burglary?

    Answer

    Burglary is the act of breaking and entering into a structure with the intent of stealing property or committing another felony offense. You may be charged with a first-degree felony if the burglary offense occurred inside of someone’s’ home. If the offense occurred on commercial property, you will likely be charged with a second-degree felony.

  • What Is The Difference Between Burglary & Robbery?

    Answer

    Robbery is defined as the taking of property against an individuals will, by means of fear or force. Robbery offenses are also referred to as “muggings” or “stickups.” Unlike robbery offenses, a burglary offense does not require a confrontation between parties. In order to be convicted of burglary, the prosecutor is only required to prove that the defendant entered the structure with the intent of committing a felony.

  • What Is The Statute Of Limitations For Burglary?

    Answer

    The statute of limitations for police and prosecutors to file charges against you in court for a misdemeanor burglary offense is one year. The statute of limitations for a felony burglary offense is three years. However, dependent upon the specific circumstances of your case, there may be additional factors that can affect the statute of limitations. We advise you to speak with an attorney as soon as possible. We can inform you of your rights and legal options.

  • Possible Case Outcomes

    Charges Reduced

    There may be a chance that you can get your charges reduced to a misdemeanor, depending upon circumstances with what exactly happened.

  • Possible Case Outcomes

    Suppressed Evidence

    In some instances, it can be proven that some type of violation occurred during the process of investigation, which could lead to evidence being thrown out of court.

  • Possible Case Outcomes

    Charges Dismissed

    We work tirelessly to secure the best possible outcome, including getting your criminal charges completely dismissed, acquitted, or dropped.

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  • Am I
    going to jail?

  • How serious
    is this?

  • I can't afford
    to pay the fines

  • Is this going on my
    criminal record?

  • Can you help?

  • I regret all of it

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