If the State has filed a motion to revoke your probation or adjudicate your deferred, you need to act now. These cases move fast, and if you're on deferred adjudication, the full punishment range for the original charge is back on the table.
On the other hand, successfully completing deferred adjudication can open the door to an order of nondisclosure, sealing the case from public view.
But a motion filed is not a motion granted. Violations can be fought, explained, or resolved, and judges weigh the whole picture, not just the allegation. The sooner we're involved, the more we can do. Call today. The consultation is free.
