Probation is often a second chance to avoid jail time, but violating the terms of probation can lead to severe penalties, including revocation and imprisonment. On the other hand, if you’ve successfully completed a portion of your probation, you may be eligible for early termination, freeing you from restrictions and allowing you to move forward with your life. At Boria Law, we understand how probation issues can affect your future and are here to fight for the best possible outcome.
Aaron J. Boria has extensive experience representing clients in probation violation hearings and motions for early termination. Whether you’re accused of missing a meeting, failing a drug test, or committing a new offense, we’ll build a strong defense to protect your rights. If you’ve complied with all terms of your probation, we can help you petition the court for early termination, giving you the freedom to move on with your life.
Whether you’re facing a probation violation or seeking early termination, you need a skilled attorney to protect your rights and advocate for your future. Call Aaron J. Boria today at (734) 453-7806 for a free consultation. With a track record of success in probation cases, Boria Law is here to fight for you.
A look at different probation violations in Michigan
Probation violations and termination issues in Michigan can have a significant impact on your freedom and future. Violating probation terms can lead to harsher penalties, including jail time, while early termination offers an opportunity to end probation restrictions sooner. At Boria Law, we’re experienced in defending against violations and helping clients successfully petition for early termination, ensuring the best possible outcome for your case.
Failing Drug or Alcohol Tests
Testing positive for prohibited substances can result in stricter probation terms or revocation.
Missed Probation Officer Check-Ins
Missing a scheduled meeting without a valid excuse can lead to a violation accusation.
Failure to Pay Fines or Restitution
Not making required payments as ordered by the court may be considered a violation, though financial hardships can be addressed in some cases.
Committing a New Offense
Being arrested or charged with a new crime while on probation is one of the most serious violations, often leading to revocation.
Failure to Complete Court-Ordered Programs
Not finishing community service, counseling, or rehabilitation programs can lead to penalties.
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FAQs
What constitutes a probation violation in Michigan?
A probation violation occurs when you fail to meet the conditions set by the court, such as missing check-ins with your probation officer, failing drug tests, failing to pay fines or restitution, or being charged with a new offense.
What happens if I violate probation?
If you’re accused of a violation, the court may issue a warrant for your arrest. At a probation violation hearing, the judge can impose penalties, including extending your probation, adding stricter conditions, or revoking probation entirely, which could result in jail or prison time.
Can I fight a probation violation accusation?
Yes. Common defenses include proving the violation was unintentional, demonstrating compliance with probation terms, or challenging evidence presented by the prosecution.
What is early termination of probation?
Early termination allows you to end your probation period before its scheduled completion. This is typically granted if you’ve demonstrated good behavior, completed required programs, and fulfilled all probation conditions.
How can a lawyer help with probation issues?
An experienced attorney can represent you in violation hearings, advocate for leniency, and file motions for early termination, increasing your chances of a favorable outcome.