Breaking & Entering Lawyer
Serving Fayetteville, Hope Mills, Fort Liberty, Spring Lake, Eastover, NC & All of Cumberland County

Forcible entrance into a property is known as breaking and entering. If you force your way into someone’s home or business and they don’t want you there, you are committing a felony. You will face felony charges and serious consequences from the state of North Carolina. To help you overcome these charges, you’ll need skilled legal defense from a trusted criminal defense attorney.

When you’re in need of a reliable criminal attorney for a breaking and entering case, contact Ronald Crosby at Crosby Legal PLLC to schedule a consultation. Our law firm is well known across Fayetteville, Hope Mills, Fort Liberty, Eastover, Spring Lake, NC, and the surrounding communities of Cumberland County for providing comprehensive criminal defense services to those charged with felony crimes. No matter the nature of the charges, trust our breaking and entering lawyer to provide you with the quality representation that you deserve throughout your case.

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For you to be convicted of a breaking and entering crime, the state must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant broke into someone else’s property and entered with intent to commit a crime. There must be some evidence of physical force being used to enter the property. Typically, these examples include breaking a window or forcing a door open. A sentence in these cases could include several years in prison.

Crosby Legal PLLC can help you avoid jail time and other life-altering consequences for breaking and entering into a property. Ronald Crosby will argue the intent of your actions was not criminal in nature and seek to get your charges dropped or your sentence reduced. Trust Crosby Legal PLLC to get you the best result in these cases. Call Crosby Legal PLLC today to get started with an initial consultation about your case.