A traffic ticket can threaten your ability to drive and also add points to your insurance, which could cause your rates to skyrocket. By hiring a traffic ticket and traffic violation attorney, you can be assured that your case will be reviewed thoroughly. At the
Law Offices of Ryan B. Addison, we seek to protect your license and keep your insurance rates from rising. We defend our clients against a wide variety of traffic tickets, including:
Do not proceed with a speeding ticket on your own unless or until you talk to an attorney. For example, did you know that simply paying off a ticket is an admission of guilt? Are you aware that two convictions of speeding over 55mph in a twelve-month period will result in the suspension of your license? There are simply too many opportunities for mistakes in this area. At the Law Offices of Ryan B. Addison, we are experienced in these matters and can
help you save time and money.
This category of offense addresses a wide range of violent behaviors or threats of violence. Depending on the nature of the assault, the victim, and the injury, assaults can range from simple misdemeanors to serious felonies. Need help with your defense?
Call the Law Offices of Ryan B. Addison.
For more info on DWI, please see our website
here.
Driving is considered a privilege, not a right. However, most of us depend on that privilege to live normal lives and earn a living. Your driver’s license can be suspended for a number of reasons, such as too many traffic violations, a DWI/DUI offense, unpaid traffic tickets, failure to appear in court, or even the failure to pay child support. At the Law Offices of Ryan B. Addison, we seek to reverse the license suspension and help our clients enjoy the freedom of driving again.
Other types of tickets we can help with include:
A “prayer for judgment continued” is a disposition after a plea of guilty where the judge suspends entering a judgment in the case. In traffic cases, a PJC essentially keeps any insurance or driver’s license points from accruing on your record for the underlying offense. Only one PJC can be granted per household every three years; a second PJC can be used within five years solely for the purpose of preventing the addition of driver’s license points.
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