How does the process work?

Understanding the legal process is an important part of building your case. We're committed to helping you learn more about the process and understand each step as we move through it.

There are three primary steps in our burglary defense process:

Step 1: Consultation. Our attorney will meet with you to review your charges and possible outcomes.
Step 2: Research. You can depend on our law firm to gather all the necessary evidence for your case.
Step 3: Court. We'll represent you throughout all court proceedings and advocate on your behalf.

For more information, reach out to our experienced criminal defense attorney today.

Hiring the right attorney to fight your case

Mr. McFadden continues to be recognized for his high level of service and success. Some of his awards received are:

  • Being recognized as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers.
  • Being a member of The National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40.
  • Named among the top 100 Criminal Defense Attorneys in 2020.

What to bring to your consultation

Bring the following information to your consultation:

  • Statement of charges
  • Initial appearance paperwork form the courts
  • Any and all paperwork related to your charges

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Burglary Defense Attorney

Serving Westminster, MD and surrounding areas

Burglary is the breaking and entering the dwelling house of another without consent. There are multiple degrees of burglary and each degree varies with the facts. The more serious the degree, the more serious the punishment.

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Don't Let Burglary Charges Ruin Your Future

Work with an attorney at our law firm in Westminster, MD

From the moment you're arrested for burglary, your future is in jeopardy. Without the right representation for your case, you could end up behind bars. Protect your future with legal assistance from the McFadden Law Offices. We'll do everything we can to advocate for you in court and pursue your freedom. We work with clients in Westminster, MD and surrounding areas.

You don't have to enter this process blindly. Talk to a criminal defense attorney about your charges today.