Traffic Tickets

North Carolina Traffic Ticket Lawyers

A conviction for certain traffic offenses can carry insurance points that allow your insurance company to raise your premiums, sometimes by thousands of dollars over a three year period. Driver’s license points – which can cause you to lose your license – should be avoided if possible. In fact, certain combinations of offenses allow the NCDMV to automatically take your license, even though you may have only a few points. Jail time, probation, community service hours … all are unfortunate possibilities.

Our experienced lawyers may help you prevent or avoid:

Since a traffic ticket is a criminal offense, you have a constitutional right to plead “not guilty” or “not responsible” and have a court decide your case. Usually, however, the Office of the District Attorney is willing to reduce your charge or the amount of the speed on the ticket, in exchange for a plea. This is a simple “plea bargain.” The great benefit of plea bargaining a traffic ticket is that it can often help prevent or avoid insurance points and driver’s license points, even community service hours and jail time.

For your peace of mind, we want this process to be as simple as possible.  You should have received a letter from us that discusses your specific case.  On the back of that letter is a form that we need you to fill out.  Please answer all the questions.  If you did not receive a letter from us or you simply have additional questions, please give us a call at (919) 239-8448 to talk with someone immediately.  You can also get a lot of your questions answered here on NCTicketLaw.com.  If you need us to send you a form, please call or email us and we will get one right out to you.

Call us today at (919) 239-8448 or contact us online for a free consultation.

For more information on Traffic Charges:

Speeding Tickets
Other Traffic Charges
Five Reasons To Hire A Lawyer
Thirty Five Arguments Against You
Nine Things To Know
Insurance Rates
Driver's License Points
The Prosecutor
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