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You can contest a probation assessment by requesting a formal court hearing. Contact the probation office, file a motion with the juvenile court, and prepare your case. Gather evidence and consider legal representation. For assistance, contact the Amador County Superior Court (Juvenile Division) or consult the California State Bar for a list of attorneys specializing in juvenile law. Local legal aid organizations may also provide support.Full Conversation
My child was involved in a physical altercation with another child probation has set up a meeting to assess if my child is or should be on probation I do not feel it's right is there a way I can contest that I would rather go to court with this issue because I do not trust probation
You can contest the probation assessment by requesting a formal court hearing. Generally, you have the right to legal representation and to present your case before a judge.
Where are you located? This helps to provide more specific advice according to your local laws.
Amador county California
Bobby, you can request a formal court hearing to contest the probation assessment. Here are the steps you can follow:
*. Contact the probation office and inform them of your intention to contest the assessment.
*. File a motion with the juvenile court to request a hearing.
*. Prepare your case, gather evidence, and consider legal representation.
Would you like more information on contacting the juvenile court in Amador County?
Yes please
Amador County Superior Court (Juvenile Division)
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Argonaut Lane, Jackson, CA *
Website: www.amadorcourt.orgWould you like assistance with preparing your case or finding legal representation?
Yes
Bobby, here are a few steps to help you prepare your case and find legal representation:
*. Document Everything: Gather all relevant documents, statements, and evidence related to the altercation.
*. Consult an Attorney: Seek legal advice from an attorney who specializes in juvenile law.
*. Prepare Your Argument: Outline why you believe probation is unnecessary and how it could negatively impact your child.
Would you like more information on how to find a suitable attorney?
Yes
Bobby, here are a couple of resources to help you find a suitable attorney:
*. California State Bar: Visit the California State Bar's website for a list of licensed attorneys specializing in juvenile law.
*. Local Legal Aid Organizations: Amador County may have local legal aid organizations that can provide assistance.
Would you like more specific details on contacting one of these resources?
Yes
Bobby, you can start by contacting the California State Bar and local legal aid organizations:
~California State Bar
Website: www.calbar.ca.gov
~Amador County Legal Aid
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Argonaut Lane, Jackson, CA *
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