Drivers sometimes get traffic tickets, such as speeding and other moving violations. Police officers often give drivers traffic tickets. It's their job. Defense Lawyers fight traffic tickets before the Judge, in Court. That's my job.
You, as a driver, can, but are NOT required to simply pay the fine listed on the ticket. You have options. You can request a "contested hearing" and fight to keep it off your record. To do this, the first step is to review the ticket, the charges, cited, and decide what is the best option for you, personally. Give me a call and we can discuss that together.
If you choose to fight, you must respond to the "notice of infraction" at the correct court within 15 days of the date you received the ticket. I can help you make sure this is done correctly. The next step is to properly request the police report and any other evidence in your case. How the request is made and to whom varies from court to court. I will make this request. I will appear at the contested hearing on your behalf and fight to keep the ticket off your record.
