Probation Violation Lawyers In Boca Raton

If you are accused of violating your probation, you could be threatened with having to return to prison to complete your sentence. The Rudman Law Group will vigorously fight to maintain your freedom.

Take a deep breath, it’s going to be okay. The firm’s team has resolved many violations of probation without the client having to be rearrested. There are many potential alternatives that don’t include jail. You need an advocate who will pursue justice for you. As former prosecutors, the attorneys know how to advocate for reinstatement or even to mitigate the existing terms of probation.

Timeliness is important, and they can help you. The team is available 24/7 because it knows that life doesn’t always function from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Call 561-464-2615 or 888-870-7457 to get started on your case.

Fighting Against A Violation Of Probation Charge

Probation is meant to provide individuals with the ability to re-enter society with some degree of freedom. While those on probation are granted the ability to resume life to some extent, they are still required to abide by terms and conditions ordered by the court. In Florida, those who violate the terms of their probation face serious repercussions, from a return to prison or jail, to fines and new criminal charges.

For people who have been through the throes of opioid addiction and mental illness and have emerged from the criminal justice system, it can be a shock reintegrating into normal life. At The Rudman Law Group — advocates for those with mental illness and addiction — the team has significant experience helping individuals and their loved ones fight charges of probation violation. They’ll investigate the full circumstances behind your situation, and help provide a clear, complete plan to move forward.

Common Probation Violations In Florida

A violation occurs when an individual willfully and purposefully fails to comply with the terms of his or her probation. This can take the form of:

• Getting arrested for a new violation or offense
• Failing a drug test
• Failing to complete rehabilitation or treatment programs
• Failing to meet probation appointments
• Failing to pay the associated fines or costs related to probation

After a violation, the court may order the defendant to serve out the remainder of their original sentence.

At The Rudman Law Group, the team starts working immediately to resolve the issue. They investigate your case thoroughly and try to find ways to minimize or contest the charges. They work with professionals and doctors to draft smart strategies. They do whatever it takes to help you resume your life.

What Happens If I Violate My Probation In Florida?

If there is an allegation of violation of probation in Florida, the first thing that happens is that your probation officer will submit an allegation of violation to the judge of the division that placed you on probation. Once that happens, more often than not, the judge is going to sign a warrant for your arrest that has no bond attached to it. What does this mean? When you get picked up on that warrant, you’re going to be held in custody with no opportunity to bond out until your violation of probation is resolved.

We recommend that you put your case in the hands of an experienced attorney who handles violations of probation on a regular basis. If we know that a violation is coming down the pike, we may be able to file a motion to head off both the warrant and the violation and, perhaps, address this issue with a judge before they make the decision to put you in jail.

Timely Advocacy Focused On Your Urgent Needs

The firm provides aggressive counsel focused on achieving your most favorable outcome and helping you move forward. To schedule a free initial consultation with the Boca Raton assertive defense attorneys, call 561-464-2615 or 888-870-7457 toll-free, or contact the firm by email today.

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