Bankruptcy Crimes

Colorado Bankruptcy Crimes Defense Lawyer

If you have been charged with a bankruptcy crime, you could face five or more years in prison and a $250,000 fine. You need the advice of a skilled bankruptcy crimes defense attorney to help you reduce harsh penalties and protect your rights in court. At the Denver law offices of Edward Levy, P.C., we understand that simple mistakes may lead to criminal charges. Speak with our attorneys as soon as possible so we can begin preparing your defense.

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Our attorneys are experienced in criminal defense. We have successfully represented clients in court for a variety of bankruptcy crimes:

• Perjury: Have you been charged with lying on a written court document? We can help.
• False statements on loan applications: We represent clients accused of making a false statement on a financial document. If the false statement was an accident, we will strive to dismiss the charge.
• Asset concealment: We represent individuals and businesses when there is suspicion that they hid assets in order to qualify for bankruptcy.
• Fraudulent conveyance: If you face bankruptcy litigation charging fraudulent conveyances, we can help.
• Continuing crimes: Fraud that is ongoing for some time is considered a continuing crime and carries more severe penalties. We can help ensure the charge is accurate and possibly obtain a reduced penalty as a result.

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Many bankruptcy charges leave little room for disagreement; you either committed the act or you didn't. However, if you speak with a bankruptcy crimes defense attorney right away, he or she may be able to negotiate with prosecutors to reduce the penalties.

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