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firstman692002

Junior Member
North carolina. I was convicted of grand larceny almost eight years ago. I was given five years probation and restitution. After the five years was up I hadn't been able to pay back all the money. I was violated at that time. The judge extended my probation and ordered me to pay sixty dollars a month. I have been diligently. My question is, what happens after the extension is up? I still owe a lot of money.
 


Isis1

Senior Member
North carolina. I was convicted of grand larceny almost eight years ago. I was given five years probation and restitution. After the five years was up I hadn't been able to pay back all the money. I was violated at that time. The judge extended my probation and ordered me to pay sixty dollars a month. I have been diligently. My question is, what happens after the extension is up? I still owe a lot of money.
okay. this is a math question. i've had coffee and i still don't want to pull out my calculator.

so....how much do you still owe? how much will you still owe when your extension is up?


have you paid every single payment on time since your last violation?
 

Zigner

Senior Member, Non-Attorney
I still will owe something like 16000. I have not missed a payment since I was violated.
You never INCREASED the payments? You do realize that, at the rate you are going, it will take another 22 years for you to finish paying, right? I think it's time to starting paying more than the bare minimum.
 

firstman692002

Junior Member
I have 6 months left to pay. I could never come up with the amount I owe in that amount of time. My family lives on very little money. That aside, my question still remains. What happens next?
 

Isis1

Senior Member
you were given five years.

you were given a second chance.

now....two things can happen.

one....the judge decides to set a lump sum and toss you in jail until you come up with that sum....

two....the judge decides to set another extension and monitor payments again.

there may be other options. this isn't a fine. this is payback what you stole.

you might consider taking additional employment or some sort of loan.
 

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