I get a lot of potential clients contacting me about embezzlement cases in Michigan. Many of these cases begin with my client working in Walmart, Target, Meijer or another big company, and for whatever reason the potential client makes a poor choice and breaks the law. Embezzlement simply means stealing from your company - the clearest example being that you work the register at Target and you're allowed to take money from a customer and put into your drawer; at this time your job says you're allowed to handle that money.
Your job does not say you can stick that money in your pocket - embezzlement means you take a legal situation where you're in the clear, but change the rules and take that money against the law. Saying you're sorry, giving the money back or begging is only going to send you to jail and give you a criminal record.
Having a conviction for embezzlement on your record is a death sentence for your career. It's unlikely that anyone would hire you to work for a company or business when you've been convicted of stealing from a past company.
I carefully select my clients based upon their goals and their motivation to make real changes in their life. If a client is willing to work hard to turn a poor choice into a learning experience, I can help that client change the perception of their case, and we can work toward the goals of avoiding jail, and potentially a criminal conviction. I want to help hard working people remain afloat and viable, able to provide for their family and to go on to do great things with their future. Just because you made a poor choice, doesn't mean your life is over , it just means you're presented with a chance to turn things around, and learn some valuable life lessons.
Your job does not say you can stick that money in your pocket - embezzlement means you take a legal situation where you're in the clear, but change the rules and take that money against the law. Saying you're sorry, giving the money back or begging is only going to send you to jail and give you a criminal record.
Having a conviction for embezzlement on your record is a death sentence for your career. It's unlikely that anyone would hire you to work for a company or business when you've been convicted of stealing from a past company.
I carefully select my clients based upon their goals and their motivation to make real changes in their life. If a client is willing to work hard to turn a poor choice into a learning experience, I can help that client change the perception of their case, and we can work toward the goals of avoiding jail, and potentially a criminal conviction. I want to help hard working people remain afloat and viable, able to provide for their family and to go on to do great things with their future. Just because you made a poor choice, doesn't mean your life is over , it just means you're presented with a chance to turn things around, and learn some valuable life lessons.
