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  • Theft Charge Lawyer
  • Doha
  • Confidential

Theft charge lawyer in Qatar.
On your side before you sign anything.

Your employer accuses you of theft, the police called you in, or something of yours was stolen? Send a photo of the summons, the paper you were given or the police report on WhatsApp. Faysel Al-Mohannadi reads it himself and tells you what to do.

Your first message commits you to nothing. Confidential.

Faysel Al-Mohannadi replies to you himself, within the hour in working hours.

Faysel Al-Mohannadi, lawyer, at Al Faisal Law Firm in Doha

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Is this you?

  • Your employer says you stole from the company and wants you to sign a paper.

    We read it before you sign anything, and tell you the next step.

  • The police called you in over a theft complaint.

    We find out what the complaint says before you go.

  • A family member has been arrested for theft.

    Send us their full name, where they were taken and when. We start straight away.

  • You bought something second-hand, and now the police say it was stolen.

    We look at where you bought it and what you knew, before you give a statement.

  • Your home, shop or car was broken into, or someone you trusted took your things.

    We explain your options plainly, and prepare the report if you decide to go ahead.

  • Your first message commits you to nothing. Confidential.

    Send a photo on WhatsApp

What going in alone can cost you

  • Up to 7 years in prison

    for theft from an employer or by force, and up to 2 years for simple theft.

  • Deportation

    for a non-Qatari, if the court orders it.

  • A signature you can't take back

    What you sign or say in the first days shapes the case.

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What you get

The Before-You-Sign Plan

Everything you need between the accusation and the end of the case.

  1. Within the hour

    Faysel reads the summons or the paper you were given himself and tells you where you stand.

  2. Before you go

    We find out what the complaint says and which law it relies on, and tell you your rights and what to bring. You leave the consultation with a written legal opinion.

  3. On the day

    A lawyer attends with you and checks the record matches your words before you sign.

  4. At the Prosecution

    We ask for your release, read the file and test the evidence: cameras, witnesses, who had access.

  5. If you're the victim

    We put the evidence in order and prepare the report if you decide to go ahead, then follow the return of your property and claim compensation for you as a civil claimant.

  6. Until the end

    The same lawyer, from the police station to the Court of Cassation.

All of it starts with one WhatsApp message.

Printed camera stills and a staff sign-in sheet on an office table, with a pen marking the times.

Why this works

  • We test the evidence, not just the complaint

    The camera footage, the witnesses, and who else had access to the money or the goods.

  • A track record in criminal defence

    Criminal cases like yours are a large part of our daily work.

  • Ministry of Interior and INTERPOL

    Before law, Faysel Al-Mohannadi served as a detective and investigations officer at the Ministry of Interior, and headed INTERPOL Doha.

  • Admitted before the Court of Cassation

    We prepare every case from day one as if it will reach Cassation.

  • A digital-first firm

    You start on WhatsApp and send everything by photo or voice note.

  • One lawyer, start to finish

    You never re-explain your case to someone new.

Our commitments to you

  • Faysel replies to you himself, within the hour in working hours.
  • Your first message commits you to nothing.
  • The fee is agreed in writing before any work starts.
  • Everything you send stays confidential.

Why today, not next week

  • What you sign or say first goes on the record.

    Get advice before you sign anything or give a statement.

  • An appeal must be filed within 15 days

    of a judgment given in your presence.

  • A claim for compensation must be made before pleadings close

    at trial. It can't be made on appeal.

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Start in 3 steps

  1. Send a photo of the summons, the paper you were given or the police report on WhatsApp. A voice note is fine.

  2. Faysel reads it himself and replies within the hour in working hours.

  3. You get a plain answer: where you stand, and the next step.

Questions people ask before they message us

Yes, perhaps more than anyone. Innocent people talk too much and sign too fast, and the record captures what was said, not what you meant.

Before you sign anything, send us a photo.

Faysel Al-Mohannadi replies to you himself, within the hour in working hours.

Your first message commits you to nothing. Confidential.