Dallas Probation Violation Attorney
Have You Been Accused of Violating Your Probation?
A person convicted of a crime may earn a sentence of probation if they have no prior arrest record. In addition, individuals who have served some of their prison sentences may receive probation once they are out, in addition to their original sentence. Probation allows a person to resume their normal status in society with the caveat of having to follow certain terms of the probation in order for the criminal justice system to monitor their activities. This is a safeguard for society to ensure the person is keeping out of further trouble. If you have been accused of violating your probation and are uncertain what the consequences might be or you need to handle the situation so as to avoid jail, contact a Dallas probation violation attorney form the Mathur Law Firm. Obtaining legal advice at this juncture is important if you wish to remain out of jail.
Violation of Probation
A violation of probation will result in certain serious consequences, including jail time that can be immediately imposed through a bench warrant. This can result in the sentence you were not given for your original crime to now be imposed, or your original sentence from a release from jail on probation to be reinstated. This is a very serious situation that requires immediate action from one of our skilled criminal defense lawyers. The probation violations that generally occur include:
- Not reporting to your probation officer as required
- Failing to attend a court hearing
- Failing to complete mandatory drug or anger management courses
- Committing a new crime while on probation
- Associating with known criminals
Our office has helped numerous clients with their probation violations. We are familiar with the legal motions and filings required to resolve the situation and have you once again in compliance with your probation terms. You can avoid a costly mistake by reaching for the help you need. Our office is here to help you by providing personal service and excellent legal advice.
If you have violated your probation, contact a Dallas Probation Violation Lawyer
for the legal assistance you need.