Jailtime for welfare fraud often depends on the overall severity of the situation. Welfare fraud is a serious offense that involves intentionally misrepresenting information to receive government assistance, such as food stamps (SNAP), Medicaid, or other social benefits. If you are under investigation or have been charged with welfare fraud, you may be wondering what legal consequences you could encounter. What Is Considered Welfare Fraud? Welfare fraud occurs when someone intentionally provides false information or fails to report required details to obtain government assistance unlawfully. Common examples… Read More

Health care fraud in Oklahoma involves intentionally deceiving or misrepresenting information to receive benefits or payments you’re not entitled to. This can include a variety of actions such as making false claims, misrepresenting services, or charging more than what is allowed. The consequences are serious and can include both criminal and civil penalties. Here’s more on some important Oklahoma health care fraud laws, including defenses that might apply and why you should consult with a lawyer if criminally charged. What Constitutes Health Care Fraud? Under Oklahoma Statutes… Read More