Texas Criminal Defense and Probation Violations Law FirmAccusations of a probation violation must be taken very seriously. If you have been sentenced to probation for a crime, you face increased penalties, including a return to jail or prison, if you violate the terms governing your release. At the McKinney, Texas, law firm of Terri Daniel, Attorney at Law, PLLC, our seasoned criminal defense attorneys are prepared to help protect your freedom. Prompt attention to probation violations is absolutely critical. Contact us immediately for seasoned advice and dedicated representation from aggressive legal advocates with a history of service to the people Frisco, Plano, and the neighboring communities throughout Collin County. Probation Violations in TexasTexas courts can revoke or modify the terms of your probation for failing to comply with a wide range of requirements. Our skilled criminal defense attorneys understand that many people do not intentionally commit probation violations. Mistakes can simply happen. We defend clients facing the following probation violation allegations:
At the request of a probation officer who believes you are guilty of a probation violation, a Texas court will issue a warrant for your arrest. Unlike your original trial, you have no right to a jury and the prosecution does not have to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. You will be held without bail until sentencing. We know there are typically simple explanations involved in probation violations. A knowledgeable criminal defense attorney from our firm will meet with you to discuss your available options and determine the best course of action for proving your innocence. Don't take changes with your freedom, call our McKinney law office at (469) 519-2739Your case requires timely and effective action. Terri Daniel, Attorney at Law, PLLC offers 30 years of combined experience in criminal law. Contact an experienced and trusted probation violations defense lawyer immediately. |
