Personal Property Forfeiture

Pennsylvania Personal Property Forfeiture Attorney ▪ Asset Forfeiture Lawyer

Your property, including cars, boats, trucks, home, and cash can be taken from you if the police suspect they were involved in a crime.

Fight back before you forfeit your property because of a drug charge .

We can help!

Under federal and Pennsylvania law, any property deemed to be used in the commission of a drug crime is open to permanent confiscation by the police. This means that loaning your car to a friend who was later arrested for smoking a joint at a party can mean that your car can be forfeited. Inviting friends to a party that resulted in arrests for drug sales can mean you can lose your house if the prosecution persists. To get your property back, you must prove that it was not used as part of the commission of the crime.

Many people don't know the full implications of the forfeiture laws, and most don't realize that the Pennsylvania constitution actually differs from some of the stricter federal laws. At the drug crime defense law offices of Patrick Artur & Associates, we put up a vigorous, aggressive defense to prevent you from forfeiting your personal property because of a drug crime. Our team of experienced drug defense attorneys carefully investigates all aspects of the charges that led to the forfeiture, and we use every legal maneuver to help you keep your property.

Before you lose your property to forfeiture laws, fight back with a strong defense. Contact the Pennsylvania personal property forfeiture defense lawyers' offices of Patrick Artur & Associates.

Asset Forfeiture Law Defense:

Drug charges can result in serious federal or state penalties and mandatory minimum sentences. If you have been charged with a federal or state drug offense, contact the Pennsylvania personal property forfeiture defense attorneys' offices of Patrick Artur & Associates for free consultation about your case today.

The criminal defense law offices of Patrick Artur & Associates represents people charged with drug crimes in communities throughout Pennsylvania, including communities such as Harrisburg, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

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