Traffic Citation Defense

The blue lights are flashing, and you've been issued with a traffic citation. Your first instinct might be to plead guilty and make it all go away. But before you rush out to pay that ticket — stop and think.

STOP!

Paying the fine for a traffic citation equals admitting guilt. You may receive points on your license, or end up with a rise in your insurance premium. Even worse, you may have your license suspended. Another possible outcome is that you're labeled a habitual traffic offender by the DMV and have your license revoked for 5 years. And did you know — an admission of guilt can be used against you in a civil trial.

What Is License Suspension vs. Revocation?

Suspension is having your license taken away for a period before it is returned to you.

Revocation is more severe — it is when your license is voided and terminated indefinitely or for a specific amount 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.