A traffic ticket can carry points on your driver's license, a possible suspension, higher insurance premiums, and fines. The details of the citation and the court where it is heard matter, and it helps to understand them before your hearing date.
Many moving violations add points to your license, and some can lead to suspension or higher insurance costs. Representation is available for the violations below. Camera-issued tickets are not part of this practice.
Speed
Speeding
Speeding citations carry points that vary with the amount over the limit, and higher speeds can bring larger fines and suspension risk.
Signals
Red lights and stop signs
Failing to stop at a red light or stop sign is a point-bearing violation that can raise your record total and affect insurance rates.
Driving conduct
Careless and reckless driving
Careless and reckless driving charges can carry significant points, fines, and in some cases a suspension of driving privileges.
Right of way
Failure to yield and improper passing
Failure to yield and improper passing citations are often contested on the facts of how the maneuver occurred and who had the right of way.
Specialized citations
Where each citation is handled
01
Excessive speed
Drivers facing excessive speed charges should consult counsel focused on speeding citations. This practice does not advertise standalone license-suspension appeals.
02
Suspension-triggering tickets
When a ticket may trigger a suspension, the points, the court, and the deadlines involved should be reviewed as part of your defense.
03
Hearing deadlines
Traffic citations carry hearing and response deadlines. Missing them can change your options, so review the ticket promptly.
Review your citation and your hearing deadline
Contact the office to discuss your traffic citation before your hearing date.