Individuals serving probation must adhere to strict requirements. Some of these requirements include meeting with the probation officer, making financial payments for fees, costs, or restitution, and random drug/alcohol testing.

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It is recommended to complete all terms of probation, and have an attorney file a Motion for Early Termination of Probation while ending probation before the original specified time does not give someone permission to commit a new crime without consequences, it can reinstate many of your freedoms.

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We can file a Motion for Early Termination of Probation to end probation early. A court typically requires that a minimum of half of the original terms be completed. To be considered for Early Termination of Probation, the courts will require that the following probation requirements have been completed: all fines are paid, no new charges, and probation has not been violated.

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While these requirements must usually be met for the early termination to be granted by the judge, it often helps if the state attorney and the probation officer do not object to the motion.

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Alan S. Bernstein, P.A., will prepare a complete Motion with the proper paperwork and documentation for the court to make a ruling on early termination. We have in-depth knowledge of the process involved in obtaining early termination of probation, and will devote our time and resources to you.

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For an aggressive defense of your rights, contact South Florida criminal defense attorney Alan S. Bernstein P.A. for a free consultation. Call today and put an experienced effective advocate on your side who will defend your rights.

Call 954-925-3111 or 954-347-1000 on evenings and weekends.

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