Oklahoma’s Probation Modification Attorney
Every County and Every Court in Oklahoma
Flat Fees, 45-60 Day Turnaround
Are You Ready to Terminate Your Probation Early?
How can my Oklahoma probation be modified?
If you are still serving probation in Oklahoma, there are three ways that we can help you:
We can end your probation early;
We can reduce the fines and costs you have to pay;
We can change the details of your probation, like allowing you to travel out-of-state, or changing the people you can live with, or modifying your payment schedule.
What do I have to do to end my probation early?
If you are interested in ending your probation early, we recommend that you complete the following milestones:
You have served at least 50% of your sentence;
You completed all of your community service and classes;
You have paid off all of your court costs, fines, fees, and restitution;
What about reducing my fines and costs?
We can help you reduce the fines and costs that you have to pay in two situations: first, if a mistake was made in calculating what you owe; or second, if you qualify for a fee reduction under 22 O.S. §983a. A fee reduction can be done if:
You completed your probation and/or you have and have been released from custody;
You complied with all probation requirements during your sentence;
You have made payments on your fines and costs on a "timely basis" for twenty four months after release;
That the remaining money that you owe is NOT for restitution to a victim or for child support.
What about changing the details of my probation?
Finally, if you are interested in changing the details of your probation, then we can also help you modify specific conditions as well. Examples include:
Who you can live with;
Where you are allowed to live;
Where you can travel for work;
Payment schedules, etc.
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