If your probation is preventing you from reaching your potential, we can ask the court to terminate your probation. If you are looking to have your record expunged, but you are still on probation, this can be a way to get the process started.
California law (Penal Code 1203.b) allows the court to modify or terminate your probation. Once terminated, you are relieved of the duties imposed by probation and you can immediately file for expungement and get on with your life.
You must pay all fines and attend all classes ordered by the court before the court will modify your probation. We can file your request, pay all fees, and represent you in court for a flat-fee of $1000.
ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT PROBATION TERMINATION
Do I qualify to have my probation modification? The court has wide discretion to modify probation. The court considers things such as how long you have been on probation, any feedback from your probation officer, the need for modification, the nature of the offense and your criminal history.
How long does the process take? It typically takes six weeks. However, for an additional fee
What if I have a probation violation? You can still have your probation modified. The longer the time between the violation and your hearing, the better.
Is probation modification guaranteed? While we will work hard to insure the greatest chance of success, we cannot guarantee probation termination.
Is expungement and felony reduction included? We can add expungement and felony reduction to the service for an additional $250 for misdemeanors and $400 for felonies.
Click here to begin the process or call us at 877-573-7273.
