Theft by Failure to Make Required Disposition of Property Received

I often see clients in my office who are charged with theft by failing to make a lawful disposition of some type of property. And generally where you see this is maybe somebody who is the executor of a will or even an attorney who is entrusted with certain money for a client. That money or property is received but is then never distributed in the manner for which it was intended to be distributed. If you are accused of doing something like this, it's important that you hire an attorney who is experienced in dealing with these types of offenses, somebody who has dealt with the prosecutor's office on these types of offenses as well as the police, in order to get the best result for you that is possible.