Alpharetta Probation Violation Lawyer
Maybe your previous criminal case was successfully resolved with fines and probation and perhaps an agreement that you would not repeat the alleged offense, or that you would perform community service or participate in rehabilitation. Now you have been charged with a probation violation because of a new offense, or because you allegedly failed to meet all the requirement of your probation.
Contact an experienced probation violation defense attorney at the Law Offices of Jeffrey S. Williams. Schedule a free consultation regarding your any of the following circumstances:
- You were charged with a repeat offense DUI
- Your ankle monitor indicated that you had been drinking again, counter to the terms of your probation
- You failed to pay your fine
- You forgot to pay
- You "paid" it with a bad check
- You did not enroll in or attend anger management courses as you agreed to
- You did not perform community service as agreed
- You were charged with some careless misdemeanor, such as disorderly conduct or credit card fraud
After an arrest for a probation violation, you cannot just post bond and walk free. You might end up sitting in jail for 30 days before a probation officer agrees to talk to you. For this reason, it is essential that you meet with an experienced probation violation attorney as soon you suspect that you may have committed a violation.
A lawyer who knows the ropes may be able to arrange for you to appear before a probation revocation hearing quickly, and resolve your probation violation charges in a timely manner. Contact Attorney Williams in Alpharetta, Georgia if you have been accused of violating probation or parole.
