De Boyrie Law

We help clients navigate pre-charge resolution efforts, restitution negotiations, Crown pre-trials, and court diversions (where eligible). In cases involving professionals, regulated industries, or immigration concerns, we tailor outcomes to safeguard licensing and status.

Fraud Lawyer Mississauga

Fraud offences often involve more than just criminal exposure—they carry reputational, financial, and professional consequences that can last for years. In many cases, alternative resolutions can be pursued to avoid the harshest outcomes of a conviction. Whether the case involves credit card fraud, identity theft, or misrepresentation in a business context, we explore every potential off-ramp, including restitution-based resolutions, peace bonds, conditional discharges, or even withdrawals. A carefully negotiated resolution can preserve your record, protect your livelihood, and bring a discreet end to a complex legal matter.

Popular questions

Can fraud charges be dropped if I pay the money back?

In some cases, yes. Restitution is often a key part of resolution negotiations. While not a guarantee, repaying the loss can influence the Crown’s position significantly.

Diversion may be available for lower-level, first-time fraud offences. It allows you to complete certain conditions (like counselling or community service) in exchange for a withdrawal.
Not necessarily. Conditional discharges and peace bonds are examples of resolutions that avoid a permanent criminal record, depending on the circumstances.
It varies. Some resolutions can be reached early in the process; others may require extensive disclosure review and pre-trial negotiation. Timelines depend on case complexity and Crown discretion.

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