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DENVER PROBATION LAWYER

Experienced Defense Against Probation Violation Charges in Colorado

Being charged with a probation violation in Denver can spell the end of your freedom and the chance to show the court you are staying out of trouble. Having our experienced Denver probation violation attorneys at Fife Luneau, P.C. on your side can make all the difference.

There are several conditions that can cause the state to charge you with a probation violation:

  • You picked up additional charges while on probation
  • You did not complete some of the terms of your probation
  • The probation officer misunderstands your actions or your intentions

Probation officers may not believe your explanation for your actions or the reasons that you were late checking in. Having an experienced Denver probation violation lawyer on your side to help keep communication clear can make an immense difference in maintaining your freedom.

Charged with a probation violation in Denver? Contact Fife Luneau, P.C. at (720) 408-7130to start your defense today.

What Are the Penalties of a Probation Violation Conviction in Colorado?

A probation violation often results in the revocation of probation and jail time. You may also receive additional fines. However, with an experienced Denver criminal defense attorney from Fife Luneau, P.C. on your side, the penalties may be able to be lessened.

You may be able to continue probation with additional restrictions, or you may even be able to continue probation without revocation or changes. Do not assume you must go to jail. Fight back with legal representation.

If you suspect there has been a probation violation filed against you, don’t stop reporting to your probation officer or hide from authorities. These actions make things much worse and may convince a judge that you are not worthy of a second chance. We can review your case, put together a defense for the judge, and help you through the probation violation process. 

You need an advocate who believes in your rights after violating Denver probation. Contact our firm at (720) 408-7130 Today.

 

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  • Dismissed Careless Driving
  • Dismissed Careless Driving
  • Dismissed Attempted Murder, Assault, Menacing with a Deadly Weapon, Distribution of Marijuana
  • Dismissed Assault in the Third Degree (Domestic Violence)

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Fife Luneau, P.C. is one of the most respected law firms when it comes to DUI and criminal defense cases. We have a remarkable track record up and down the Front Range, successfully handling some of the most complex cases.

  • DUI Acquittal
  • Careless Driving
  • Careless Driving
  • Attempted Murder, Assault, Menacing with a Deadly Weapon, Distribution of Marijuana
  • Assault in the Third Degree (Domestic Violence)

Have Questions?

  • How should I choose a Denver criminal defense attorney?
    First and foremost, your lawyer should be confident and knowledgeable in their practice. You should always feel comfortable with discussing the details of your situation and your freedom and your rights should be your counsel’s top priority. At Fife Luneau, P.C., our team has a true passion for what we do, and our experience and zealous advocacy is a testament to this. We have a proven track record for results and will always fight for your best interest.
  • How much are your legal fees?
    Fife Luneau, P.C. handles cases on an upfront flat-fee schedule that is determined based on how severe your charges, how complex the case, and whether you need to go to trial. We will discuss all issues with you beforehand, and once you agree to our fees, we’ll hold your money in a trust on your behalf. This way we can focus on your matter and not on money. Our firm also accepts all major credit cards.
  • After an arrest, what are my rights?
    Every U.S. citizen is granted certain rights by the Constitution. These include the face that you are innocent until proven guilty, and that burden is put on the prosecution. After you have been charged, you have the right to a public trial, skilled counsel of your choosing or a court-appointed lawyer, if needed, the right to remain silent to protect yourself from incrimination, the right to cross-examine the accused, the right to testify, or not, and the right to an appeal.