Outstanding Attorney Fees Guidance

Summary

In Texas, court-appointed attorney fees are typically set at the beginning of a case. Unpaid fees can be considered a probation violation. Its advisable to discuss the matter with your probation officer or seek legal counsel for specific guidance.

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I retained a lawyer for a felony possession charge three years ago and recieved five years probation. My probation officer just told me i still owe $* in court appointed attorney fees.
Hello David, the laws regarding court-appointed attorney fees vary by jurisdiction. Could you please tell me which state you are in so I can provide the most accurate information?
Texad
Hello David. It appears there may have been a typo in your response. Could you please confirm if you're located in Texas?
Texas
Hi David, in Texas:
- Court appointed attorney fees are usually determined at the start of your case.
- Unpaid fees can be considered a violation of probation terms.
- It's advisable to discuss with your probation officer or seek legal counsel.
Remember, this is general advice and may not apply directly to your situation.