My boyfriend is on probation for driving with a suspended license. he violated his probation what is the maximum sentence?

No one can say what the maximum will be because there could be other aggravating factors. The fact that he had just a week to go does not help as much as it hurts.

Ask your boyfriend to inquire of his lawyer. Even then, all that can be predicted is a range of potential sentencing.

If you need to, contact a local lawyer to talk specifics, should you boyfriend not be represented.

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Check with a lawyer in your locale to discuss more of the details.

Good luck. God bless.

No one can know what the record is in the case because online we cannot see your documents and the terms of the suspension. Your boyfriend needs a lawyer. Check with a lawyer in your locale to discuss more of the details with him.

Good luck to you.

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For the most part, when there is a violation on probation the person is going to serve the full sentence which would have been imposed under the underline offense.

The answer depends on what level of driving while license suspended (DWLS) charge your boyfriend was on probation for. If it was misdemeanor DWLS, then he faces up to one year if it was a first-degree misdemeanor or up to 60 days if it was a second-degree misdemeanor. Finally, if it was felony DWLS, he's looking at up to 5 years in prison. The different classifications depend on the number of prior convictions for this same charge.

The amount of time remaining on probation is almost irrelevant. If there is a violation of probation at any time during the probation, the court could sentence your boyfriend to any legal sentence the court could have sentenced him to at the time of the original sentencing.

I do practice in Orlando, even though my office is based in Tampa. Therefore, feel free to call me at 813.453.6396 if you would like to discuss the case in further detail.