Probation & Parole Violations

General Information

What to Expect in a Violation Case

A probation or parole violation in Michigan is extremely serious. Even a minor mistake — a missed appointment, a positive test, a curfew violation, or a new police contact — can result in arrest, revocation, and jail or prison time.

Courts and the Michigan Department of Corrections treat violations aggressively. A judge may impose additional conditions, extend probation, or revoke it entirely. Parole boards may order a return to custody.

The Carl Jordan Law Firm defends clients across Metro Detroit and throughout Michigan, working to prevent incarceration and keep your freedom intact.

Defense Process & Strategies

After an alleged violation, you may be arrested on a bench warrant or notified to appear in court. Probation violation hearings move quickly — and the burden of proof is lower than in a criminal trial.

Defense goals include:

- Avoiding jail or prison

- Getting the violation dismissed

- Preventing probation revocation

- Negotiating amended conditions instead of incarceration

Each case is built to secure the best possible outcome under Michigan law.

Protect Your Freedom. Protect Your Future.

If you’re facing a probation or parole violation in Michigan, contact Attorney Carl Jordan today for a free consultation. Strong defense begins the moment you call.

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FAQ

Arrested or Facing Criminal Charges?

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Stay calm — don’t argue with police or prosecutors.

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Do not answer questions without legal representation.

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Call an experienced defense attorney immediately.

We’re available 24/7 to protect your rights.

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