Traffic Citation Defense
Before you pay that ticket, stop and think, because paying it means admitting guilt.
Get a Free Ticket ReviewThe blue lights are flashing, and you've been issued a traffic citation. Your first instinct might be to pay it and make the whole thing go away, but it is worth stopping to think first.
Why Paying Can Hurt You
Paying the fine for a traffic citation is an admission of guilt, and that admission can even be used against you in a civil trial. It can carry consequences that follow you for years.
What Paying That Ticket Can Cost You
- Points added to your driving record
- A rise in your insurance premium
- Suspension of your license
- Habitual traffic offender status, with your license revoked for up to 5 years
- An admission of guilt that can be used against you in a civil trial
Suspension vs. Revocation
People use these terms interchangeably, but they are very different, and the difference matters for your future.
Suspension
Your license is taken away for a set period of time, then returned to you.
Revocation
More severe. Your license is voided and terminated, either indefinitely or for a set length of time.
We'll Be Your Ticket to Justice
When you need a traffic citation attorney, we will defend you all the way. Avoid the consequences of increased insurance or a potential loss of your license. Let Michael and his team talk you through your options in a free phone consultation.
Payment Plans for Your Defense
Our office offers payment plans through Affirm. Depending on your fee and your credit, you may be able to finance your full fee, subject to approval.
Ready to Talk Through Your Options?
There's no cost and no obligation, just a straight conversation about where you stand and how we can help.