Theft & Property Crimes

Theft & Property Crimes

Property crimes across the Texas Penal Code: theft, burglary, robbery, criminal mischief, and the value-bracket ladders that move each charge between misdemeanor and felony grades. Bexar County matters are filed in the Courts at Law or the District Courts depending on grade.



A residential front door at dusk, the doorframe splintered near the deadbolt, a broken lock plate hanging loose, a strip of yellow evidence tape stretched across the threshold. Captured in soft fading.

Burglary of a Habitation Defense

Second-Degree Felony

Starting at $10,000

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A parked sedan in an empty downtown parking lot at dawn, the passenger window pried open at the molding, small fragments of door trim visible on the asphalt below. Captured in soft early-morning light.

Burglary of a Vehicle Defense

Class A Misdemeanor

Starting at $5,000

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A wooden defense desk with a single credit card resting next to an evidence-bag tag bearing a handwritten case number, a printed point-of-sale transaction log paper-clipped to a yellow legal pad, an o.

Credit or Debit Card Abuse Defense

State Jail Felony

Starting at $7,500

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A white-painted brick exterior wall with a fresh aerosol marking in oxblood red across one section, a small white evidence marker numbered one set on the sidewalk below. Captured in soft overcast dayl.

Criminal Mischief Defense

Variable by Damage Amount

Starting at $5,000

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A wooden defense desk covered with bound business records and an open accounting ledger, a forensic audit report stacked on the corner, a calculator face-up on a yellow legal pad, and a row of paper-c.

Felony Theft $30,000 to $150,000 Defense

Third-Degree Felony

Starting at $7,500

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The interior of a convenience-store counter at night, a locked cash register with the drawer closed, a row of cigarette displays behind it, a small dome surveillance camera mounted to the ceiling abov.

Robbery Defense

Second-Degree Felony

Starting at $10,000

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The Cadena-Reeves Justice Center on Dolorosa Street in downtown San Antonio, the modern county justice complex that houses the felony district courts, captured at street level in golden morning light.

State Jail Theft $2,500 to $30,000 Defense

State Jail Felony

Starting at $7,500

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The Paul Elizondo Tower exterior at 101 W. Nueva Street in downtown San Antonio, the limestone-and-glass building that houses the Bexar County Courts at Law. Captured in soft morning light from across.

Theft $100 to $750 Defense

Class B Misdemeanor

Starting at $5,000

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A wooden defense desk with a laptop computer set in the center, a printed retail price tag taped beside it, a fair-market-value comparison printout on the other side, and a calculator face-up on a yel.

Theft $750 to $2,500 Defense

Class A Misdemeanor

Starting at $5,000

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A retail loss-prevention back office at the rear of a national chain store. A folding table holds a row of recovered merchandise (a folded shirt, a small electronics box, a cosmetics package) photogra.

Theft Under $100 Defense

Class C Misdemeanor

Starting at $1,500

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Pricing current as of May 2026. Forrest Good PLLC honors the starting fees shown on this page while they are published. The initial 30-minute consultation is complimentary. No attorney-client relationship is formed until a written engagement letter signed by Forrest Good PLLC and the client is in place.