EXPERIENCE AND STRATEGIC APPROACH
Probation requirements are often at odds with the tasks, work, and life expectations a person on parole or probation is challenged with. Therefore, parole and probation violations are common, and can lead to further legal consequences for the already struggling individual. At Boren, Oliver and Coffey, LLP, we understand our clients' difficult position. We advocate for our clients in court when they are charged with a violation, and can help them interface with Community Corrections officers.
When you contact us, you'll get:
- Free no-commitment consultation
- Straightforward assessment of your probation or parole violation case
- Trial-tested probation lawyers who fight for the best results
- An entire team of experienced lawyers working on your case
Probation Violation Frequently Asked Questions
When should I consult a lawyer if I’ve been accused of probation or parole violation?
Consult an attorney as soon as possible after an accusation or probation or parole violation. It is also advisable to get a parole attorney when placed on parole, for the best chance of early release.
What are some common rules for probation or parole?
When you are put on probation or parole, you will be expected to follow a set of rules that may include submission to drugs tests, fines, drug or alcohol treatment, counseling, or wearing an ankle monitor.
What is the difference between probation and parole?
Probation is part of an initial sentencing. Parole, on the other hand, occurs after the initial sentence is served, and is often a condition for early release from incarceration.
Can a lawyer help me get off probation early?
Yes. If you have served a year of probation, a lawyer can petition the court for your early release from probation.
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