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Dallas criminal lawyer J. Michael Price II and his criminal defense support team have successfully defended a vast assortment of criminal matters, including drunk driving, possession of drugs and other controlled substances, narcotics sales, theft, white collar fraud, conspiracy, computer crimes and sex offenses. READ MORE
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DALLAS PROBATION REVOCATION LAWYER

People on probation have been convicted of a crime such as assault or burglary but are serving probation rather than a prison or jail sentence. These individuals must abide by the terms of probation, often under the supervision of a probation officer. If you have violated these terms, the officer can request to file a petition for violation of probation. In some situations, the individual then faces incarceration or enhanced penalties.

Has your probation been revoked in Dallas, Texas, after an alleged violation of its terms? Has a motion to revoke probation been filed? It is imperative to contact an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as you can. You can also call our firm at 214-765-8000, to schedule your consultation.

Collin County Felony Violation Defense Attorney J. Michael Price II Can Help If Your Probation Has Been Revoked.

Our experienced attorney has handled probation revocations for many clients who have allegedly violated the terms of their probation. Terms of probation can include the following:

Your probation could be revoked if you:

The probation officer will request to file a petition for violation of probation. At the hearing, he or she may request enhanced probation conditions, a longer probation time or even jail or prison time.

Our law firm has been successful at saving many clients from going to jail or prison when motions to revoke were filed against them. It is entirely possible to convince the judge or DA to reinstate your probation or have it reinstated after you have completed an alternate punishment.

It may not be possible in every situation to get your probation reinstated. If your probation is revoked, we will fight on your behalf to get the least amount of incarceration time.

We Can Help.

Worried about having your probation revoked? We strive to get the best possible results for you. Contact us online today to schedule your consultation with our Collin County felony violation defense lawyer.