These include motions to adjudicate, motions to revoke, and motions to surrender. If you are revoked or adjudicated on your probation or community supervision, you could go to prison or jail depending on the level of offense. 

As a former Chief Felony Prosecutor responsible for supervising numerous district courts, Mr. Nolte has extensive experience dealing with the probation officers, counselors, and prosecutors who will influence the outcome of your probation. He is familiar with the particular policies and procedures unique to each court and will pro-actively help you defend your case.