Fort Myers Criminal Defense Lawyer

If accused of violating the terms of your probation, you are still entitled to the due process of the law just as any defendant in a criminal case would be. Contact Musca Law to schedule a free confidential consultation with a defense attorney at our firm. We will discuss your probation violation charges with you and we can help you to determine what the steps forward are at this time.

At Musca Law, we help clients who are facing probation violation accusations or charges involving such actions as:

		Failure to check in with your probation officer or supervisor
		Association with known criminals
		Committing a criminal offense
		Drug or alcohol abuse
		Failing to pay restitution or court-ordered fines
		Failure to attend counseling
		Failure to attend court-ordered treatment or rehabilitation
		Violating the terms of a restraining order
		Leaving the state

Our criminal defense attorneys take on cases for clients throughout all of Lee County Florida including in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, and the surrounding areas.

Violating the terms of your probation order may result in your immediate arrest. If you are convicted of the violation, you may face an extended probation term, incarceration or other enhanced penalties. A judge may reinstate the terms of your original probation order, if you are able to avoid penalties.

You are entitled to a hearing after being accused of a probation violation, an attorney at our firm can represent you at this hearing in order to help you avoid being found guilty of violating your probation. You might have unintentionally violated probation or may have been falsely accused of a violation based upon a simple misunderstanding or because you were in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Whatever the particular circumstances of your case, you will need a criminal defense lawyer on your side to be your voice and protect your rights during criminal proceedings.

Contact a Probation Violation Lawyer in Fort Myers at Musca Law today!