Probation Violation Attorney Serving Texas

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Probation can be an alternative to jail sentences or may reduce an initial sentence. If you are on probation, you are required to follow certain rules in order to stay out of jail. Additionally, a probation officer may be assigned to monitor your actions throughout your probation.

If you are on probation and feel the terms are unfair, you need the legal counsel of a criminal defense attorney from The Law Offices of Alex R. Hernandez, Jr. PLLC today. Schedule your free consultation online now.

What Happens if You Violate Probation in Texas?

Given the restraints of probation, it can be difficult to obey every rule.

If you violate probation, however, it can result in additional penalties and serious legal action. Behaviors that may violate your probation include:

• Missing a court date or meeting with a probation officer
• Failing to fully pay fines and other monetary penalties
• Traveling out of state without permission
• Possessing illicit substances
• Getting arrested for any offense

Any violation of your probation will likely include a complete revocation of probation. This does not necessarily mean you will go straight to jail, though.

A revoked probation may instead involve:

• An extended duration
• Stricter guidelines
• Additional fines
• Or you could also be sentenced to community service or automatically enrolled into a rehabilitation program

Texas Probation Attorneys Protecting Your Rights Since 2001

Violating probation can be a gray area in the law, especially when the rules you had to follow may have been unclear.

At The Law Offices of Alex R. Hernandez, Jr., we want to protect your rights and fight for the favorable outcome you deserve.

For years we have provided our clients with an unwavering dedication to their cases. We use our unparalleled persistence to find evidence in your favor and we can work tirelessly to dismantle the prosecution’s claims against you.