Phoenix Probation Violation Lawyer

Failure to comply with the terms of your probation, whether intentional or unintentional, is a probation violation. Depending on the severity of the incident, this can result in significant penalties and long-lasting consequences. If you or a loved one are on probation and have violated the terms of a probation order, you need to speak with an attorney as soon as possible. An experienced attorney will examine the facts of your case and begin building a defense on your behalf.

At the Blischak Law Firm, our attorneys have significant experience handling probation violation cases. We have worked on both sides of the criminal justice system, giving our attorneys a deep and unique understanding of the intricacies involved in the probation process. Our probation violation attorneys have successfully defended clients throughout the state of Arizona.

Schedule a free consultation with Blischak Law Firm by calling (480) 333-4444 today to learn more.

Do I Have A Violation of Probation?

There are a wide range of circumstances, actions, and failures that can result in a probation violation.  This can include:

• Committing a new crime
• Speaking with someone that you were ordered not to contact
• Failing to check in with your probation officer or judge
• Not paying court fees, fines or restitution
• Missing a drug test or other drug offenses
• Drinking alcohol if your probation specified that you were not to consume alcohol
• Failure to comply with a court order
• Removing a security monitoring device
• Failure to appear in court
• Failure to attend treatment programs
• Possession of a firearm

Probation Violations Are Serious in Arizona

Judges can revoke probation sentences under ARS § 13-901. The law specifically allows them to do so when the state believes that you: a) committed a new offense or b) violated your probation order. However, you may disagree with their determination or wish to mitigate potential consequences; this is where our Phoenix probation violation lawyers can help.

At Blischak Law Firm, our probation violation attorneys will defend against those additional penalties, including:

• Community service
• Rehab
• Fines
• Increased sentences
• Probation order modifications
• Loss of probation rights
• A criminal conviction on new charges

Our probation violation lawyers in Phoenix can also help you build a defense around new criminal charges, whether it is a misdemeanor or a felony case, while fighting against your probation violation. If prosecutors or police fail to meet their obligations, the Phoenix probation violation attorneys at Blischak Law Firm want to protect your rights.

Discuss Your Case at No Cost With Blischak Law Firm

Have you or a family member been charged with a probation violation? We can help. The Blischak Law Firm has been handling probation violation cases for over 40 years and is ready to put our experience to work for you. Our probation violation attorneys in Phoenix will listen to your story, make every effort to communicate what happened to the judge and prosecution, and work to resolve the matter before the probation violation hearing.  In the event a hearing is necessary, we’ll protect your best interests and fight for the best possible outcome.

Contact our office as soon as possible for a free consultation at (480) 333-4444 or online.