Miami Probation Violation Attorney

Experienced Legal Support for Miami Probation Issues

If you or someone you know has recently been arrested for a probation violation in the state of Florida, it is essential to contact an experienced Miami post-conviction attorney. With the assistance of legal representation, you may be able to avoid an additional conviction and continue with your current probation, rather than returning to prison or facing an extended probation sentence. At the Law Offices of Jeffrey S. Weiner, P.A., we have the skills and experience to fight for your freedom. For a Miami attorney ready to advocate for you in court, call the Law Offices of Jeffrey S. Weiner, P.A.

To schedule a free consultation now, dial (305) 670-9919.

Understanding Probation Violations in Florida

A violation of the terms of your probationary period is a serious offense in the state of Florida. Judges and prosecutors tend to take probation violations very seriously, meaning you will need an experienced lawyer that will analyze every aspect of your case and prepare a good legal defense for you.

Common examples of violations include but are not limited to:

• Not reporting to a probation officer
• Not paying court-ordered fines
• Not paying court-ordered restitution
• Refusing to perform court-ordered community service
• Violating the terms of a restraining or protection order
• Being arrested or charged with a new crime
• Drug or alcohol abuse/use

Probation vs. Community Control: Know the Differences

In the state of Florida, an individual may be sentenced to Community Control, more commonly known as “house arrest.” Often times, a Community Control sentence will be placed on top of a probation sentence. A Community Control sentence also requires mandatory reporting to a probation officer and may be accompanied by additional requirements and restrictions. As is the case with violating probation, violating Community Control can result in imprisonment or a longer house arrest/probation sentence.