North Texas Probation Violation Attorneys

A common misconception is that if you are accused of a probation violation, there is nothing you can do. That is not the case. You have the right to defend yourself against the threat of probation revocation. The lawyers of Marsh, Paine & Waddill can help. We will inform you of your options and we will work hard to protect your probation status.

Contact us at 940.382.4200 to speak with an experienced criminal defense lawyer if you have been accused of a probation violation.

At the law firm of Marsh, Paine & Waddill, we are available to represent people accused of misdemeanor or felony probation throughout the State of Texas.

Since 1974, our state criminal defense attorneys have stood up for the rights of people accused of violating their probation. These matters are significantly different than other criminal proceedings. We understand the differences and know how to efficiently and effectively navigate through the process.

When threatened with probation revocation, you are entitled to a hearing that will determine the outcome. These hearings do not involve juries. Instead, a judge makes the final decision. The state has to show their case, but the level of proof is not required to be as high as in criminal trials. You have the right to an attorney who can and present evidence on your behalf. You have the right to confront witnesses testifying against you and present testimony from witnesses in your defense. We will work to see that your rights are observed.

Whether you have been accused of a technical probation violation, such as failing to report to your probation officer or not doing your assigned public service, or you have been accused of a more serious probation violation, such as committing another crime or using drugs, we are here to help.

Contact a probation violation lawyer at 940.382.4200 for a consultation about your probation violation charges.