Probation Violation

Fighting a Motion to Revoke Probation (MTR) in Texas

Experienced San Antonio Criminal Law Attorney Nico LaHood

Everyone who has ever been on probation knows that an additional arrest on any charge will almost always get your probation revoked. Not everyone understands that other types of probation violation are often just as serious, including:

• Not doing court-ordered community service
• Not reporting to your probation officer (PO) on time
• Failed urinalysis (dirty UA) and failure to submit to drug tests
• Unapproved travel
• Losing a job
• Associating with the wrong crowd

Accusations of violence while on probation, such as assault or domestic abuse

The team at the Law Office of Nicholas 'Nico' LaHood will step in quickly and argue strongly to prevent the revocation of probation.

In the best case, we can have the terms of the probation reinstated. We can also negotiate additional terms if that's what is required to keep you out of jail. Even in the most difficult circumstances, we can usually help to limit the damage done by a mistake or misunderstanding.

To discuss your case in a free and completely confidential consultation with experienced Texas criminal defense lawyer Nico LaHood, please call our San Antonio office at 210-227-8236.

You can also e-mail Nico directly for a rapid response. We can meet with you in jail and we accept credit cards if you decide to hire us.

Preventing a violation of probation can preserve your second chance.

Having a former special prosecutor on your side to offer you smart legal advice and realistic guidance during probation can be one of the best ways to prevent finding yourself in a situation where you are in danger of violating the conditions of probation.

If you are 'on paper' or a family member has been arrested for a probation violation, contact our office for the help of an experienced state and federal criminal defense attorney.

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