Property Crimes

Burglary charges in Canada can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re unsure of what the law actually says or what your options are. Whether you’ve been wrongfully accused or made a…

Being accused of possession of stolen property is more common than most realize, with nearly 30% of police-reported crimes in Canada involving property-related offences like theft and possession. Many individuals…

Did you know that vandalism is one of the most commonly reported property crimes worldwide? In the United States alone, the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting Program recorded over 490,000 incidents…

Facing extortion charges in Canada can be overwhelming, but understanding what lies ahead is the first step toward protecting your rights. Extortion involves using threats, accusations, or violence to force…

Trespassing at night is a serious criminal offence in Canada, and even an honest mistake—like unknowingly walking onto private property after dark—can lead to unexpected legal consequences. Under Section 177…

Arson is a serious crime involving the willful and deliberate setting of fires to property, including buildings, vehicles, and forests, with potential consequences under the Criminal Code of Canada such…

Robbery, a serious offense characterized by the use of force, threat, or intimidation to take property, is distinguished by its element of violence or fear, making it more severe than…

Facing a charge of theft over $10,000 in Canada can feel overwhelming; the stakes are high, and the uncertainty about what comes next can be stressful. This offence is treated…

Being charged with breaking and entering in Canada can be frightening and overwhelming, especially if you’re unsure of what comes next. We understand the stress you’re facing, and our experienced…

Facing criminal mischief charges in Canada can be frightening, and it’s normal to feel anxious about what comes next. Even though the law takes these accusations seriously, there is always…