Probation and Parole Violations

Probation Violations Lawyer

The penalties for the violation of probation can be severe. An individual may face a recurrence of the penalty they faced for the original crime, extended probation and jail time.

Solid Representation is Critical

At the stage of being charged with probation or parole violation, solid legal representation is key. An individual could face the original penalties for the original crime committed and other penalties. These penalties are generally determined by the severity of the violation.

An individual may be charged with parole or probation violation based on a number of factors:

• Failure to pay required fines
• Missing a court appearance
• Failure to abide by rules of probation or parole
• Being arrested

Our attorneys have a thorough understanding of Illinois sentencing practices. We work with clients to explore all avenues in avoiding further penalties imposed during the probation revocation hearing.

Our Process

Our lawyers closely examine all probation violation charges, considering the following factors:

• What is the allegation?
• Is this a new, substantive offense?
• Is this a new crime?
• Has the client paid his/her fines?
• Has the client missed any probation or parole appointments?
• What is the disposition of this offense?

Our attorneys understand what is at stake for those accused of probation violation. We know that avoiding jail, extended probation and other severe penalties is your number one priority, and we will work diligently and seek to protect your rights by seeking acquittal and negotiating sentences.

Contact Us

Have you been charged with the violation of the terms of your parole or probation? Contact the lawyers at Zuelke & Byrd, L.L.C. online or call our Aurora office at 630-906-7360, or our St. Charles office at 630-444-0200. We offer free consultations.

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Aurora, Illinois assault and aggravated battery defense attorneys serving the Fox River Valley, including Kane County, Kendall County, DuPage County, and DeKalb County and the cities and towns of Elgin, Geneva, Batavia, St. Charles, Naperville, Wheaton, West Chicago, Oswego, Plainfield, Lombard, South Elgin, Carpentersville, Yorkville, Montgomery, Sugar Grove, DeKalb and Sycamore.