
San Antonio Burglary Lawyer
Premiere Legal Defense for Charges Involving Theft, Shoplifting & Burglary in TX
The act of taking people’s assets—be they financial, material, property or other miscellaneous items— without their permission is known as theft. Theft is often known as larceny, but the words are interchangeable according to the law. These crimes vary in severity, but all of them can result in significant penalties if a conviction is reached.
At Calfas Law Group, we have navigated various theft cases and have consistently protected our clients from maximum penalties. We know what to look for in the allegations against our clients and how to expose shortcomings in the state's case against them. If you or a loved have been arrested, the time to speak with our San Antonio theft crime lawyers now.
Get a former prosecutor on your side during this critical time. Contact our offices to request an initial case evaluation today - 210-405-8315.
What are the Penalties for Theft Crimes in San Antonio?

The Texas criminal statutes describe many different forms of theft. No matter what the nature of the allegations against you, however, it is essential that you have an experienced defense attorney review your case. Below, we have summarized some of the most common theft offenses charged here in Texas.
Petty Theft
If an item under $300 is stolen, then you could be charged with petit theft, also defined as petty theft. There are two levels of petty theft crimes:
- First degree – theft of property that is valued between $100 and $300
- Second degree – theft of property valued below $100
Petty thefts are classified as misdemeanors.
Grand Theft
Theft of items over $300 is considered grand theft. There are three levels of grand theft.
- First degree – property theft valued over $100,000
- Second degree – property theft valued between $20,000 and $100,000
- Third degree – property theft valued between $300 and $20,000
Also, if property valued between $100 and $300 is stolen from a homeowner, then the theft crime can be tried as grand theft in the third degree. Grand thefts are classified as felonies. Aside from the value of the property, there are additional factors that play a role into the severity of charges. These factors include who the victim is and what your relationship is with that person. For example, if the victim is elderly or a non-profit organization, you can expect the amount of charges to increase.
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