The State can seize property from people that the State alleges is “directly or indirectly used or intended for use in any manner to facilitate a [violation of the drug laws]” The State may also seize property “found in close proximity to any controlled substance or marijuana or other property that is subject to forfeiture…”

Asset forfeitures usually occur prior to your criminal trial and as legal actions they are completely separate from your criminal case. You need not be convicted of any crime to be subjected to having your property forfeited.

The forfeiture law is complex and technical. Precise responses are necessary to preserve your rights and begin the fight to have your property returned to you.