Montgomery County Probation Violation Attorney
Parole can be an opportunity for criminal offenders to receive an early release from a prison sentence. However, individuals on parole or probation must follow a number of rules. If these rules are violated, individuals face the prospect of a return to prison and other severe criminal penalties. If you have been accused of violating your parole or your probation, the experienced defense lawyers at Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg and Gifford are here to stand up for your rights.
Contact us today online or by telephone at 215-822-7575 or 800-358-9367 to speak with an experienced Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, criminal defense lawyer.
Have You Been Charged With Violating Your Parole?
At Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg and Gifford, our lawyers handle a wide range of criminal defense matters for clients throughout Montgomery County, Bucks County, Lehigh County, Chester County, Delaware County and throughout Pennsylvania.
If you have been granted probation, you will face intense scrutiny and be forced to meet a number of legal obligations. If you are accused of violating the terms of your parole or probation, you may face time in prison.
Examples of parole violations include:
- Failing to report to your parole officer
- Failing to take a mandatory drug or alcohol test, or failing a mandatory drug or alcohol test
- Failing to meet curfew
- Failing to pay court-ordered fines
- Failing to meet community service obligations
Additionally, committing a crime would constitute a violation. Our attorneys are former prosecutors who understand the parole system from the inside. We can work with prosecutors and parole officers to help you overcome these charges.
Schedule Your Free Initial Consultation
Have you been accused of a parole violation? Contact us today online or by telephone at 215-822-7575 or 800-358-9367 to speak with a knowledgeable Pennsylvania criminal defense attorney. We are located right off of Route 309, in Colmar, Hatfield Township, and offer free and convenient parking.
