What are possible consequences for violation of probation for not paying fines under FL criminal code

You probably won't see this in time, but I encourage you to pay up all that you owe. This may get the court to dismiss the violation. The court can only put you in jail for this type violation if you willfully and intentionally did not pay and you could afford to pay but didn't. The state at least has to show those two things. There are some circuits where any violation could get jail, but I would think that most would not jail you for this one, if that is all there is to it. Good luck.

One of the biggest mistakes is not completing all the terms of probation. While under probation, you are under the scrutiny of the Court, and nearly any brush with the law is going to violate the terms of probation. However, the violation must have been willful and intentional. Based on the facts that you offer, your financial situation has not allowed you to pay the fines. If the Court is convinced that is the case they will most likely give you more time to get current and would be unlikely to put you in jail.

Probation is like a contract you make with the judge to avoid going to jail. You follow the terms of your probation and you'll stay out of jail. If you violate any term you could find yourself in jail for the full amount of your original sentence. I doubt this would happen over a failure to pay a small fine but it could. Be aware.