Probation & Parole Violation Cases In Houston
If you’re facing the possibility of the revocation of your probation due to a violation of the terms of that probation, you’ll need legal representation as soon as possible. When there’s a chance that you could be imprisoned, the stakes are high, which results in panic, mental anguish and fear.
Paul Morgan Law Office, PLLC, an experienced Houston criminal trial law firm, can help you.
Fighting for defendants who are facing the threat of being returned to prison is one of the ways we’re most helpful. If you’re determined to have violated the terms of your probation or parole by the state, you could face new criminal penalties and reimprisonment.
We are here to help you if you are caught between a rock and a hard place.
Failure to keep in contact with your probation or parole officer, failure to pass substance abuse tests, failure to keep up with financial obligations and failure to complete community service responsibilities are examples of violations that could lead to a motion to revoke your parole or probation being filed with the court.
The state of Texas isn’t interested in jailing someone who can operate within society, and they need to keep space for people who need to be in prison. In the course of defending your rights and providing an effective legal defense for you, we’ll make sure the state of Texas knows that you aren’t one of those people.
To contact our west Houston office location, call us at 713-364-0209 or send us a confidential message using our contact form.
Motions To Adjudicate Guilt
Houston Lawyers For Probation Reinstatement
If you accepted deferred adjudication or probation in place of going to jail, and you were found to be in violation of the terms of those agreements, your probation officer may file a motion to adjudicate guilt. If this has happened, you’ll likely be returned to jail to serve out your sentence and will be responsible for any other penalties that may apply to you.
If you’re facing detainment for violating the terms of your community supervision agreement or your deferred adjudication, we are interested in meeting with you and discussing your options.
To reach Paul Morgan Law Office, PLLC, call us at 713-364-0209 or send us an email at your earliest opportunity. The sooner you get an experienced lawyer working on your case, the better your chances of obtaining post-conviction relief.
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