Nevada Unpaid Casino Marker Lawyer
A Bad Casino Marker is a Bad Check — Not an Unpaid Debt
Under Nevada law, an unpaid casino marker is handled the same as a bad check. If you are not able to repay your casino marker, the casino can prosecute you. Depending on the amount of your marker, you could be facing felony charges, both of which can carry significant penalties including fines and jail time.
The first time you hear about the casino taking action to collect your marker will typically be in a letter from the Clark County District Attorney's Office bad check unit explaining that the marker must be repaid or you could face prosecution. If you have received a demand letter or know that a warrant has been issued for your arrest, it is important that you obtain effective legal counsel from a Las Vegas bad check attorney right away.
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"Writing a bad check may be a dumb mistake, but it isn't necessarily a crime. The prosecutor has the burden of proving that you intentionally wrote a bad check or couldn't cover a casino marker. We have a very successful record of finding a resolution that will keep a conviction off your record." — Attorney John Wright
Seeking the Most Expedient Resolution to Your Case
At the Las Vegas law firm of Wright & Weiner, Ltd., we have helped countless clients across the country to successfully resolve unpaid marker problems. No matter what stage of the process you are in, we can help you. We have extensive experience in these matters. Let us take the burden off your shoulders and take care of the situation for you.
If you have received a demand letter, we can help you resolve the matter before you are charged with a crime. If you have been charged with a crime and a warrant has been issued for your arrest, you could be picked up at any time and held for extradition to Nevada. In either case, we can frequently resolve the matter on your behalf without the need for you to return to Nevada.
Call for a Free Initial Consultation
Contact our office for a free consultation about your case. You can contact us from anywhere at any time. We will give you an honest assessment of your case and let you know what we can do to help. You can reach us by phone at 888-289-3906 or via e-mail.
