Traffic tickets
A ticket isn't just a fine.
Points, insurance rates and, for some drivers, a license hold follow a conviction. We read the citation, tell you what paying it would really cost and answer it for you when the court allows.
Tickets we take
Speeding, including school and work zones
Red lights, stop signs and unsafe lane changes
Citations written after a crash
No insurance or expired registration
Driving on a suspended license
Pay, fight or negotiate
Pay it
Paying counts as admitting it. We tell you what that adds to your record and your insurance first.
Fight it
A hearing where the officer has to explain the stop. We prepare the questions and go with you.
Negotiate it
Sometimes the prosecutor will accept a lesser charge or a driving class. We ask, and tell you what it costs.
Before you pay a ticket
Do I have to appear?
Sometimes a lawyer can appear for you. Check the citation for a date and call us before it passes.
Will it raise my insurance?
A conviction can. That's the main reason to look at a ticket before paying it.
Can I just pay online?
You can, but it usually closes the case as a conviction. If you're unsure, ask us first.
Ticket in the glovebox? Show it to us first.
A photo of the front and back is enough to start.