
Malicious Destruction of Property
Property damage allegations in Massachusetts can lead to misdemeanor or felony charges depending on the facts, the type of property, and the alleged value of the damage. These FAQs explain malicious destruction of property, possible penalties, defenses, and what to do if you have been accused. If you are facing a property damage charge, contact us today.
Damaging property can bring fines, restitution, probation, or felony exposure. See how Massachusetts treats malicious and wanton destruction cases.
A property damage charge does not always end in conviction. See how restitution, evidence issues, intent, and pretrial options may affect the case.
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