Florida charges of obtaining property by false personation are akin to larceny. The crime occurs when one person impersonates (pretends to be) another and then obtains property meant for the impersonated party. An arrest under the statute may result from a simple misunderstanding, which is why you should always consult a South Florida false personation criminal defense attorney for help.

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For additional information, see Florida Statue 817.02: Obtaining property by false personation.