MOTION TO REVOKE PROBATION: WHEN YOU NEED A LAWYER
In many cases, a misdemeanor or felony conviction will result in a term of Georgia probation. The consequence of a violation could include having your probation revoked. If your probation officer has filed a motion to revoke probation, you will need to attend a revocation hearing. This is your chance to defend yourself and prevent having your probation revoked. You should not go without representation from an experienced attorney. Brad Stephens can assist you throughout the probation revocation hearing process and work to defend your freedom. He works with clients in Cartersville, GA, and the surrounding areas.
Are you or a loved one accused of violating probation terms? Brad Stephens has over a decade of legal experience, with special focus on criminal defense. He is passionate about protecting people's rights and freedoms. Contact Brad as soon as possible and he will start building a strong defense for your hearing. Call (770) 334-2704 or fill out our online contact form in order to speak with a qualified attorney and find out what you need to do next to protect yourself.