Defend Yourself Instead. 

After I explained to a new client the way the fines, points, and other consequences accumulate, she thought that I should make "Don't Just Plead Guilty by Mail" the tagline of my website.  Others have reacted with sentiments like, "I wish I had I called you earlier."

This is an important topic that affects all drivers so I encourage you to read on- if you would like the information personally, I invite your call.

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Your First Ticket Ever

You are late for an important meeting and decide that getting there faster is worth the risk of getting your first ticket. You hit the gas and the speedometer soon reads "76 mph." You are driving in a 55 mph zone and flashing lights have just appeared behind you.

The officer writes you a speeding ticket for 76 mph in a 55 mph zone. At this point, you can, plead guilty by mail, try to defend yourself, or hire a lawyer to represent you. The process of representing yourself seems confusing and complicated and you think hiring a lawyer would be too expensive. Because it is your first ticket ever, you decide to just plead guilty and send in the ticket. After all, you figure that it's just a speeding ticket. 

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For you, it is just hiring us by paying the legal fee, sending the ticket, and then paying any fine imposed by the court. For most traffic tickets, your appearance in court is not required.  Here is an outline of the process so you know what to expect.

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No. We can handle most all traffic infractions by mail and fax. But misdemeanors require an appearance.

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