Early release from parole supervision?

Question

I am wondering if its possible to hire an attorney to help in being released early from parole supervision? I was convicted at 18 for forgery, 20 year sentence, with a boyfriend and did an actual 10 years in prison and was released to parole for the remaining 10 yrs. I have been out for 6 yrs now with no new charges not even a traffic ticket, I am on good terms with my PO and am even about to marry a detective here in town. I am trying to find info on being released early from my last 4 yrs of reporting to parole. I know forgery is now a 2 yr state jail offense and I did TEN FLAT on my forgery charge. I know I did wrong and a price has been paid so I was wondering if its possible to be released early from supervision and do I need an atty to help in this or is there something or someone I can write myself in hopes of this dream? Please no sarcastic answers, I never said I didnt deserve punishment, but cmon I know murderers who did less time than myself. I am in texas by the way.

Answer 1

WOW YOU MUST HAVE FORGED SOME STUFF TO GET THAT but i was released from probation early by paying all my fines and supervisory fees early but 10 years of fees may be costly in my case it was $10 a visit  ASK YOUR PO they may have the answer your looking for and GOOD LUCK

Answer 2

numero uno, POs need to have some people to check up on the judicial system is a racket which sorrily feeds itself by convicting people either to strongly for small crimes because these are the easiest people to keep in there system. u probably could get less PO time if u have enough money. justise isn't blind IT'S CROOKED  

Answer 3

Is there any attorney in your town you could discuss it with? I really feel for you and hope you can achieve your dream. My husband almost landed in jail as well and guess for what? For having a verbal argument with his own father!!!  

Answer 4

I sure want to know the answer to this, too. My husband got put on a 7-yr. parole because this stupid ex-girlfriend cried and cried and blamed him for things that never happened. He got found guilty for stalking, even though it was proven that they were seeing each other, equally. I can't believe judges still believe women just because they cry! Good luck!

Ernie D, you are 100% correct! Prosecuting attorneys prosecute anyone for anything, just to make a name for themselves. They don't care about what's right and wrong.