Depending on the circumstances, Reckless Burning can be a Class C Felony or a Gross Misdemeanor. Closely related to Arson are the Reckless Burning offenses. The owner of the damaged property is usually irrelevant. There are two degrees of arson one is a Class A Felony and the other a Class B Felony. Arson typically refers to a fire or explosion with regard to a residence or other building, but it also includes the burning of vehicles, bridges, crops or other property. In Washington, “arson” requires the knowing and malicious causing of a fire or an explosion. With offices in Marysville and Mill Creek, Washington, we are available to meet you discuss your case.

Our goal is to aggressively protect you, your family and your interests from the prosecution, saving jail time, licenses, occupations and reputations. The lawyers at Ashbach Law Offices, LLC provide aggressive, strong defense for those charged with Property Crimes offenses throughout Skagit, Snohomish, King and Whatcom Counties.

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