White Collar and Embezzlement Charges

Kara's Story

Kara never wanted to be in charge of the money. She just wanted to spend more time with her kids and their sporting organization, playing soccer. She became friendly with a lot of the moms and suddenly people were talking about her helping with the board and serving as Treasurer.

She wasn't even sure how it happened. But she liked the other moms, and she wanted to help and continue to be involved with her daughter's soccer team.  So she agreed.

It was way more complicated than they had told her. She had to keep up with the income from the games from the concession stand and entrance fees; as well as the dues and fees that the players paid.

Then there were expenses: She had to keep the snack bar stocked with supplies and snacks, make sure all the players had knee pads, uniforms and everything; plus there were field fees; not to mention the fact that she had to do something called a 501c filing.

She was way over her head.

On top of all that, she had to keep up with the rest of her life.  She had a full-time job, she took pride in cooking and cleaning for her family, doing the grocery shopping and all of the other activities required to run a household. Her husband worked long hours, so he wasn't able to help a lot with this stuff.

A white collar crime can be a very serious charge to face in the State of Oklahoma.  If you are currently facing charges regarding a white collar crime case it is extremely important that you contact the experienced white collar attorneys Criminal Defense Attorneys at Fassio Law.

Not having the proper legal representation could land you with a much greater prison sentence & penalties. Contact Fassio Law, your OKC White Collar Crime Defense Attorneys, today to make sure you get the best possible outcome in your case.