At Kolinsky Law, we regularly witness the serious consequences that arise when individuals fail to comply with probation orders in Alberta. A probation breach is not merely a violation of court-ordered conditions – it constitutes a separate criminal offence under Section 733.1 of the Criminal Code of Canada, potentially resulting in fines, imprisonment, and lasting impacts on one’s future. Understanding these consequences is crucial, whether you’re currently on probation, facing a breach charge, or supporting someone in this situation. This article explains the legal ramifications and crucial steps to take if you’ve breached your probation order... #BestFamilyLawyerinEdmontonAlberta #FamilyLawyersEdmonton #FamilyLawyersinEdmontonAB #FamilyLawyerinEdmonton #BestFamilyLawyerinEdmonton #BestFamilyLawLawyersinEdmonton #TopFamilyLawyersinEdmonton #FamilyLawLawyersEdmonton #FamilyLawAttorneyEdmonton #FamilyLawFirmsEdmonton #FamilyCourtLawyersEdmonton #CheapFamilyLawyersEdmonton #AffordableFamilyLawyersEdmonton #FamilyDisputeLawyer #BestLawyerforFamilyDisputes #KolinskyLaw #CriminalDefenceLawyersinEdmonton #CriminalLawyersEdmonton #CriminalDefenceLawyerEdmonton #BestCriminalLawyerinEdmonton #TopCriminalLawyersEdmonton #BestCriminalDefenceLawyerinEdmonton #BestLawyerforCriminalChargesinEdmonton #CriminalChargesLawyerinEdmonton #CriminalDefenceChargesLawyersEdmonton