I made an office visit to the courthouse where I was to see my new probation officer. While there, I asked the bookkeeper to (again) review my account so I knew that I might owe in probation fees. The bookkeeper came out and said I owed about $2,400.00! I said that was impossible and she should recheck my account. $2,400.00 is about 37 months worth of probation supervisory fees and if that were the case, my PO would have violated me a long time ago for violating one of the conditions of my probation (paying probation supervisory fees).
The bookkeeper came back and then said I now actually owed about $1,600.00. I asked what made the difference but she didn't answer my question directly.
I then met with my new PO and he pulled out a sheet saying I wasn't due to be released from probation until November 2011, which I also said was impossible. Every document I have from sentencing to my probation contract says I am to be done with probation 10 years from the day I was released from prison, which was July 2001. He said he'd look into it.
You really have stay on top of things!
