Las Vegas Bad Checks Attorney

In Nevada, it is called a "marker" when you borrow money from a casino. If you do not pay back your marker, you can be charged and convicted of a felony, which carries a possible prison sentence. Further, a felony conviction for this type of crime will almost certainly result of the loss of most professional licenses.

This matter needs to be addressed as soon as possible. The District Attorney's Office can obtain a warrant for your arrest, without you even knowing the warrant exists. This warrant is reported nationwide. This means that you can be arrested in any other state at any time. If you out of the country, you may be taken into custody when you return to the United States.

If you think you owe a casino money, or have just received a letter from the District Attorney, you should call us immediately. We do not recommend that you contact the District Attorney's Office directly. Their function is to gather information from you to find out your location and collect money for them and the casino. They are not there to assist you in this case.

Speak to one of our Las Vegas criminal defense attorneys 24 hours a day 7 days a week. 
Call us now at (702) 940-1234 or toll free at 1 (800) 899-1737.