Probation Violation
Fighting For Your Future So You Can Stay Out From Behind Bars
Being charged with violating your probation can lead to severe punishment. The courts can revoke your probation status, leading to time spent in jail or prison. Eques can represent you in your probation violation case and present a defense to the court that could lead to your charges being reduced or dismissed, allowing you to avoid facing further penalties.
Legal Assistance For You
A person who is on probation must be on their best behavior. No matter the size, any illegal act can result in an immediate revocation of probation. Some of the primary events that lead to a revocation of a person’s probation include:
- Failing to pay fines or restitution for your criminal offense as ordered by the court
- Failing to complete community service for your criminal offense as ordered by the court
- Failing to report to your probation officer when required
- Failing a Urinary Analysis test
- Committing a new crime
Fighting Relentlessly For Your Future
Our legal team is available to represent you in your case, and fight relentlessly for a resolution favorable to you.
Contact us to discuss how we can help you.