Get Off Probation: The Complete Guide to Getting Off Probation

ISBN: 1466235934

Author: Jones, Mr. J

Condition: New

Get Off Probation: The Complete Guide to Getting Off Probation could change your life. To make a long story short, Im a regular guy who got into trouble and pled guilty to a felony. I was sentenced to prison, house arrest and three years of probation. Im not a lawyer, but I was able to get off probation over two years early. I wrote this book to share my story and let others know it is possible to get off probation early. Nobody likes being on probation. Even under the best of circumstances, probation can be worst than prison, because of the stress. You always have to worry about being sent back to prison and your probation officer has too much control over your life. There's a lot of temptation out there and it's easy to make a mistake and get into trouble. You or a loved one could possibly get off probation early. I cannot guarantee that you will be able to get off probation early. (Each case is unique and your chances of getting off probation depend on a variety of factors.) Federal and state judges have the authority to terminate a defendant's probation early. Covers everything you need to know about asking the court for early termination of probation. Step by step the process of asking the court to terminate your probation early is explained and suggestions are given how to overcome barriers. Uses plain English and is easy to understand. Provides all the information needed to ask the court for early release from probation. Step One: how to evaluate your chances of getting off probation early. Get Off Probation includes my story; a sample motion to terminate probation early; a fill in the blank motion; Dos and Don'ts; helpful resources and the federal and state laws that allow judges to release defendants from probation early. Also included are tips for improving your chances of being successful; and how to write and submit your motion to the court. Get Off Probation provides hope to many people that they could possibly terminate their probation early. Y