question for lawyer or probation officer?
954534
If the receiving state has denied acceptance of your husband, you are out of luck.  \n\nHis best bet would be to enter rehab and get clean, and then try for a transfer in a year.
925181
Try contacting you local Probation Office, they should be able to help. Its now called The National Offender Management Service  (NOMS) and incorporates the prison service,
329772
I think you should contact court services, or whoever is in charge of your probation and explain this to them and perhaps try to ask them for an extension.  If you are required to attend court, pending a probation violation hearing, I'd either try to communicate with the presiding judge who might be able to grant you an extension or may be able to work things out so that you will be re-sentenced in such a way that you'll be able to complete all the conditions and obligations of your probation.\n\nAt the very least, if you feel you need more time to get this community service madness taken care of before you appear in court, you could always contact the clerk of court's office and have your hearing rescheduled.  Sometimes you can do this a number of times before you actually have to appear in court, and by that time, you may be able to find the time to take care of your community service hours.  \n\nIn the meantime, you should see about getting at least a start on your community service hours, because some hours is going to look way better to the judge than no hours, which means you didn't put forth any effort to do as you were asked.  \n\nIf all else fails, and none of the above helps you, call around in your community and see if you can't get a free consultation with a defense attorney who will be able to point you in the right direction.\n\nGood luck.
1044563
The unknown legal aspects regarding you and your crime are crucial to anyone giving advice regarding your predicament.  Maybe consider a consult with with an attorney who knows your court and will not take your case.  You need legal representation to consider the specifics of your crime and answer your questions.  First be ready to pay their fee and hear their impression.   If not, don't waste your time and money.   \n\nIndications of personal and social stability as well as past legal history are likely key to the very important consideration of your ability to successfully complete probation.  \n\nAfter the judge, the D/A's office can be the best indication of what will happen.  Check out what is happening with others charged with similar crimes.  If the crime has been in the papers and/or is currently considered serious in the context of your county then significant jail time is likely.    Any history of substance abuse, instability, or arrests and convictions usually increases the likelihood of jail or prison time.\n\nIf there was any violence or threat of violence associated with you or any others involved in any aspect of the crime then prison time is likely.
1088152
When on probation there's generally a requirement to inform the probation officer BEFORE changes in living conditions.  Getting married seems like it would qualify as a change in living conditions.\n\nLet them know ahead of time.  Unless there are restraining orders between the two of you I can't imagine there would be any problems.  But only you know your situation.
430255
It depends on what your friend is on probation for.  How long has this friend been on probation.  If he/she has only been on pro. a short time it is unlikely that they will be taken off.  If it was a serious offense that would be a factor against them also.  Is there a compelling reason why this person "needs" to be off pro.?  \nThe summer months always see an increase in crime especially in large cities.  Judges are not generally in a good mood.  NOT a great time to ask for a favor.  If the DA opposes early release from probation or there was a plea agreement involved the chances are very slim that your friend will get what he/she wants.
785325
A probation officer's job is to ensure that the person on probation is not engaging in any type of criminal activity.  Any type, whether it is doing drugs or hanging out with thugs who do criminal activity.  They also do spot checks on their houses any time they want when they are on supervised probation.  So, after that, the probation officer already knows that the person they are dealing with is a criminal.  There is about a 70% recividism rate with criminals so of course, they are always thinking their person might be up to no good and it is their job to catch them at it.
145035
I would say the easiest way would be to search probation or probation officers in your yellow pages phone book or go to www.google.com and type in "probation officers" and then the city and state where you live. I just checked for the city and state where I live and I found a site to the probation office!! Good Luck!!
255757
ask your lawyer...call the court???
1186090
How does probation violate you? I assume you mean you violated probation? The answer depends on your lawyer, the judge, and the TWO crimes. Many times if you violate probation you will be charged with the previous offense as well as the current one. \n\nSMARTEN UP DUMBASS.
63566
You definitely will do more time than if you were doing this while NOT on probation!\n\nEither way, illegal, and you deserve everything the law can throw at you.\n\nUPDATE: I wish to openly apologize to the poster of this question who felt that I was personally attacking her with my response. That was not my intent. I was answering the question in the same 2nd-person style in which it was written.
995376
Ask your lawyer, or whoever is handling your case.
570919
1st it depends on where your at & the conditions of your probation.I have missed meetings with my parole officer & have only recieved a verbal warning & a slight loss in my as s area.And it will depend on if you are telling the truth about your reason for missing your appointment.If it were me then I would call my P.O. & try to reason with them about it.Otherwise you could be facing whatever time is left on your probation.PS-Good Luck!
821926
Talk with your lawyer.
853528
I doubt there are too many lawyers on here and the labor laws vary from state to state. the best idea is for you to contact the labor board in your area and explain the scenario to them. You said you were on a probation period, yet not on the payroll??? Were you  working for free??? If he paid you any wages during this time and did not take out taxes, nor report this to the State, he is also in violation of several laws concerning taxes and such. If he paid you wages and you have proof of that, you can take that down to the unemployment office.Good luck. Hope you find a better job, he sounds like a creep anyways.
875876
Local parks, and such are great places to do some community service, just contact the person you need to do them for and ask them what options are available. i was on 20 hours mandatory community service for a probation violation and i worked at the salvation army though, most of the people working there also were doing it because of that.
1123349
Sounds like your friend may go back to prison.  If he has not paid his probation fees, then more than likely he was not reporting.  If that is the case, then his probation will probably be revoked.  By the way, it does not appear as if this person is interested in getting his life together, so in my opinion, he probably does need to go back to prison.