Can I leave the county legally while on probation?

Question

I'm on probation for a period of 3 years in northern california but I need to leave northern california and return to my home in southern california to escape a hazerdous relationship. is there any legal way of doing this?

Answer 1

I would check with your p.o., but my understanding is that while on probation, you are to remain in the area so that you can be "monitored" - that is why they have you on probation.

Check with your p.o. They might know of how you can do that.

Answer 2

Talk to the probation officer to see about transferring.

Answer 3

In order to do this you need to talk with your probation officer so he or she can allow this to happen otherwise you get violated.
Good Luck

Answer 4

You need to talk to your case manager to find out,... do they call them parolle officers there? Anyway, in most cases it is possible to move if you get permission from the case manager, and/or the court. Check with them.

Answer 5

ask the probation officer, explain the situation

Answer 6

You might be able to get a visitation pass, but its unlikely they will allow you to stay permanently, I would ask your PO though, doesn't hurt to ask....

Answer 7

I doubt it. I'd talk to your officer though. Better safe than sorry.

Answer 8

make sure to talk to your p.o. first. they really don't like it when you just disappear.

Answer 9

not without permission

Answer 10

i would ask ur p.o