California Probation Violation Attorneys
What You Need to Know About Probation Violations
What is probation violation?
If you are on probation and failed to complete a condition of probation, or committed a new offense, then you are in violation of your probation. There is likely a warrant out for your arrest. Probation violation warrants are issued by the court for a variety of reasons, including:
- Failure to appear at a court appearance
- Failure to enroll in a required program or class
- Failure to complete a required program or class
- Failure to report as required
- Arrest during the probationary period (regardless of criminal charges)
- Commission of a new crime
IMPORTANT NOTE: The consequences of violating probation can be severe. Probation violation warrants are issued without any notice to you. This means that you can be arrested at any time and taken into custody.
When a probation violation occurs, an aggressive and experienced California probation violation attorney from Wallin & Klarich can represent you at your probation violation hearing. If you have violated probation or think that you may have, it is best to immediately contact Wallin & Klarich so we can put our 30 years of experience and team of attorneys to work in your favor.
