Probation Violations

Accused of Violating Your Probation?

Once you have been convicted of a crime, you may be put on probation rather than being incarcerated or you may be allowed probation after serving a portion of your sentence in either jail or prison. Probation often comes with a series of conditions that you must follow in order to maintain your probation. If you do not adhere to the court ordered conditions, you may be accused of a probation violation.

Probation violations vary greatly in severity and in consequences. The sooner that you can involve the Tomas Law Firm, the sooner they may be able to ensure that your rights and your freedom is protected. According to the Florida Department of Corrections, a probation violation is a serious matter that can result in additional probation time, additional community service or even a revocation of probation. When your freedom may be at stake, you need a tireless and determined advocate to vigorously protect your rights and to assist you in obtaining the best possible outcome when you have been accused of a violation of your probation. A Miami criminal defense lawyer from the firm can tirelessly defend your rights against the prosecution.

Contacting a Miami Criminal Defense Attorney

Probation is a second chance for many good people who have made a mistake in life. Often, meeting the terms of probation can be very challenging. If you have been accused of a probation violation, your second chance may be at risk. You need a proven and reliable attorney. With Mr. Tomas firm by your side, you can feel confident that you are being professionally and energetically represented by an attorney who is driven to achieve optimal results.