Probation Violation Lawyer in Dallas

Serving Fort Worth, Allen, Denton, Austin & All of Northern Texas & Collin County

As a highly competent criminal defense attorney who is rated by Super Lawyers® for 2011 and 2012, Attorney Deandra M. Grant knows the serious ramifications of being violated while on probation and has helped dozens of clients avoid being convicted for probation violations. When you violate your probation, whatever sentence was suspended when you were put on probation can automatically take effect without a trial.

The court must hear evidence of whether or not you actually violated your probation and decide whether or not the circumstances rise to the legal standard of a violation of probation, but this will all be done at a hearing, not a trial. The underlying charges for which you are on probation will then come back into effect and you will be sentenced to the original terms of your sentence for that underlying charge.

Don't take chances with any attorney based on a word of mouth referral from a friend or acquaintance when facing such a serious charge. Choose your Dallas probation violation lawyer carefully. Call Deandra Grant Law today and schedule an initial consultation with one of our highly skilled and experienced probation attorneys in Dallas. We will personally meet with you and discuss your case and advise you of all of your available options under the circumstances.

See for yourself why she has been rated as AV® Preeminent ™ by Martindale-Hubbell®, the leader in peer review rating services for lawyers in the United States. We are dedicated to protecting the rights of our clients and serving them with the utmost professionalism and competence in the legal community. Our reputation has been gained with hard work, ethics second to none, and a passion for defending the legal rights of citizens in the State of Texas since 1995.

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Contact us today. We serve clients across Northern Texas and Collin County from our offices in Fort Worth, Allen, Denton, and Austin.