Q: NY sentenced me to 2 years misdemeanor probation. I live in PA with my mother so they transferred me to PA but PA denied
Me sent it back to NY and I have to leave PA but I have no where to live in NY. What do I do?
A:
If you're facing a situation where you've been sentenced to probation in New York but have been transferred to Pennsylvania and then denied probation in Pennsylvania, it's crucial to take several steps to address your predicament.
First, consult with your probation officer and explain your situation. They may be able to provide guidance or work with you to find a solution, such as exploring alternative housing arrangements in New York.
Consider seeking assistance from social services or community organizations in both New York and Pennsylvania. They may be able to connect you with resources for temporary housing, support, or assistance in resolving your probation transfer issue.
You should also contact an attorney who can help you navigate the legal aspects of your situation. They can assess whether there are any legal remedies or options available to address the transfer and probation denial issue.
Ultimately, it's essential to communicate openly with your probation officer, seek assistance from local resources, and consult with an attorney who can provide guidance tailored to your specific circumstances. Addressing this situation promptly and with professional help can help you find a resolution and avoid further complications.
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