Probation Violations And Revocations

What Happens If You Violate Probation?

If you are charged with a crime or violation while you are on probation, you run the risk of your probation being revoked, which is not a good thing. Generally, you will have to go back to court for a probation violation hearing where a judge will decide your case. Whether you were charged with a DWI, an assault or another offense, it is important to have proper defense representation at that hearing.

Guidance And Representation In Probation Violations Cases

At The Johnson Law Firm, LLC, our defense attorneys have extensive experience with a wide range of criminal matters, and with the probation system. We help clients minimize the effects of probation violations, including probation violations that involve the threat of incarceration. We can advise and represent you if your case involves:

A felony or misdemeanor charge
A subsequent drunk driving charge, including felony DWI
Domestic assault or abuse
A drug offense involving marijuana, cocaine or another controlled substance
An upcoming probation violation hearing
A serious civil violation such as a traffic matter or unpaid child support

If you or a loved one is concerned about a probation matter, our attorneys can answer your questions and help you understand your options for resolving the problem.

We Will Help To Protect Your Future

Trial lawyers with The Johnson Law Firm, LLC, represent clients in criminal matters of all kinds. Contact us for a free case consultation. We are located in St. Charles. We have served clients across Missouri.

We strive to return calls and emails quickly, as well as answer our clients’ questions thoroughly. For a free consultation about your case, please contact us online or call 636-970-3700.