
Overland Park Probation Violation Defense
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If you're convicted of a crime in Kansas, a judge may suspend a jail sentence and order a period of probation instead. While probation will give you more freedom than time in jail, you must adhere to very strict guidelines set forth by the court. If you violate these terms of your probation, you may be ordered to complete the original jail sentence, as well as face additional penalties for the violation.
Due to the serious consequences a probation violation can have, it's crucial to retain a skilled Overland Park criminal defense attorney right away. You'll find the tough, aggressive defense you need at Gigstad Law Office, LLC, where Attorney Robert Gigstad proudly stands for the rights of the criminally accused.
Trust our top-rated attorney to defend your rights and freedom. Call (888) 387-2036 for the aggressive representation you need.
Understanding Common Probation Violations
The terms of probation can vary widely based on a number of factors, including the severity of the crime committed and your criminal history. In many cases, the court will implement special conditions which are unique to your case. Due to the numerous conditions of many probation orders, it can be easy for people to unknowingly violate them. For minor probation violations, an Overland Park criminal defense lawyer can often successfully argue that you are trying to comply with the terms of your probation, resulting in a reinstatement of probation rather than jail time.
Some common examples of probation violations include:
- Failing to comply with drug/alcohol screenings
- Testing positive for drugs/alcohol
- Committing another crime
- Failing to complete court-ordered community service
- Neglecting to check in with your probation officer
- Leaving the state
What Happens After a Probation Violation?
Probation is best thought of as an opportunity to avoid jail time. If you successfully complete your probation, your sentence will be over and begin putting the matter behind you. If you violate your probation, however, the judge has the option to reactivate the initial jail sentence.
If you're charged with violating probation, a judge may:
- Increase the length of your probation term
- Modify the terms of your probation
- Order counseling sessions
- Order a short jail term, followed by more probation
- Charge you fines or restitution payments
- Revoke the probation, and send you back to jail
Why Choose Our Overland Park Attorney for Your Defense?
At Gigstad Law Office, LLC, our Overland Park criminal defense attorney is a top-rated trial lawyer with a strong record of satisfied clients. When you retain our firm, you can expect aggressive defense from an attorney who truly works with your best interest in mind. If you're on probation, a tiny slip-up can cost you your freedom – trust our firm to provide the tireless defense you need.
Accused of violating your probation? Call Gigstad Law Office, LLC today at (888) 387-2036.

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Robert represented me on my case in Manhattan, KS with great results. I would recommend him to anyone.Mike
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Mr. Gigstad provided excellent service in helping me to remedy several traffic tickets, one of which had potentially serious consequences. He was very responsive, attentive and followed through on helping me resolve this situation. He's a great guy as well and I can't recommend him enough!Rod
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This was the first time I needed legal advice. Robert Gigstad did a great job helping me out. He walked me through everything and was always available the entire time. I highly recommend Robert Gigstad.Tyler
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I really appreciate Robert's help with my case. I was ashamed, stressed and overwhelmed due to my intent to deprive charge. Robert made the process very easy and reminded me that everyone makes mistakes and no one is perfect. I never felt judged or as though he was telling me what I wanted to hear for money, he is sincere! I appreciate Robert's efficiency and patience, he always took time to explain everything in detail, e-mailed and/or called me back within the same business day. I never had to attend court until I signed my diversion paperwork. Needless to say I wouldn't hesitate to rehire Robert and you won't be disappointed for choosing Robert.E.E
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Robert attended all of my court dates and got everything in order for me to do a diversion. In addition, he was able to get my drivers license case dropped (the part I was really dreading). He provided me with good advice on what to do and all the steps needed to move forward. He was easy to get a hold of through the entire process and great to work with. I would recommend him to anyone!Happy Client
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You and your team have been amazing since day one; I cannot thank you enough for the 'smooth process' and keeping my mind at ease throughout.K.V.
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Mr. Gigstad has the honor and integrity that much of the judicial system is missing. I would recommend him to anyone!Aaron H.
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Robert quickly found out what actions I could pursue with the moving violation I received. He took care of everything for me, and all I had to was give him the paperwork. I highly recommend Robert for consultation as my moving violation was skillfully changed to a non-moving violation and kept off my record/insurance.Mike

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