In essence, violating your probation is breaching a contract you have with the court. If you violate, the judge can terminate your probation completely, and decide to execute the original punishment that was deferred. And that can mean incarceration. Nobody wants that, except, maybe the prosecutor trying to put you there.

Attorney Moore and his team take a personalized approach to every client’s representation. Trust them if you:

•       Failed to show up to a scheduled meeting with your probation officer
•       Failed to pay your court fines and other fees according to schedule
•       Engaged in prohibited activities, like using controlled substances
•       Traveled outside of your designated area without permission
•       Failed to show up for counseling or treatment sessions
•       Have been charged with new criminal offenses
•       Failed a drug test while on probation

If you have been charged with a probation violation in Battle Creek, Michigan, trust the experienced criminal defense attorneys at the law firm of David G. Moore. Contact us today and let us help you to avoid arrest and arrange a hearing, even and especially if a bench warrant has been issued for your arrest.