Probation Violation & Expungements

Probation Violation and Expungement Attorney

Serving South Central Kansas

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Probation Violation in Kansas

Violating probation is a serious offense. With each case being unique in terms of what and how the terms of probation were violated, consequences can range from an initial warning being issued to extension of the probation term, mandatory program attendance, or more time spent behind bars.

The Weiser Group, Inc. represents clients arrested and charged with probation violation throughout the state of Kansas. Attorney Philip L. Weiser has spent over two decades overcoming probation violation and other other criminal charges to fiercely defend and protect his client's rights. Attempting to fight charges on your own can often result in receiving the maximum penalty. Don't gamble with your future - call The Weiser Group, Inc. today at 316-260-7070.

What is Considered a Violation of My Probation?

A probation violation is an offense that is committed when, at any time during the probation period, a defendant ignores, refuses, avoids, or breaks the probation terms and conditions. Some of the ways probation is violated include:

  • Failure to report to the probation officer
  • Failure to pay fines or restitution
  • Failure to appear for a court date
  • Traveling outside the area without permission
  • Committing another crime or offense
  • Arrest for an unrelated crime
  • Using, possessing, or selling controlled substances
  • Failure to complete community service
  • Visiting certain places or people associated with criminal activities

Get Your Second Chance with an Expungement

In a split second - everything about our lives can change. One arrest, one charge, one mistake can change the course of a person's life forever. But it doesn't have to.

Attorney Philip L. Weiser of The Weiser Group, Inc., is a Kansas state attorney who routinely assists clients with protecting their rights and clearing their names. An expungement can erase detrimental criminal charges from your record or "seal" them away. In the eyes of future employers, schools, and more, it will be like the arrest never happened.

Expunging charges from your record can be a complex and complicated process. That is why it is important to partner with an attorney who is knowledgeable in the process. Don't let your past dictate every future decision. Contact our office today at 316-260-7070 to discuss your situation with our team.

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