Generally, in California you can do community service to take care of the fine on a traffic ticket. However, usually there is a fee for doing community service of approximately $100.00. Sometimes courts can waive some of that fee if the determine that you have funds to pay the whole amount. Hope things work out for you. Shaffer Cormell Law Offices of Shaffer Cormell
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The driving without a Driver's License will not add points to your DMV driving record. However, the speeding charge will generally add one point. I would consider trying to do traffic school on the speeding charge. Additionally, if your record may cause you the loss of a job or drivers license contact an experienced traffic attorney that handles tickets in the court that you are cited to appear in. It is also a good idea to call the court and get the maximin extensions possible for your...
Hire a criminal defense attorney that practices in the geographical area where you were stopped that handles these type of cases on a regular basis. With an experienced lawyer this case may be reduced down and/or dismissed. Additionally, if you have the time before your court arraignment date go sit in the court that you are cited to appear in and see what is happening on cases similar to yours. In conclusion, you probably can find a good attorney while you are there watching the attorneys...
If you missed the arraignment court date then usually the sooner you get into court to take care of the ticket better. However, after a long period of time sometimes the officer moves, retires, or just does not show up in court. Then the case may be dismissed. Nevertheless, the best thing to do now is talk a local attorney who handles traffic tickets in the area where you received the citation.
When you were issues the ticket usually there is a date to appear close to the area you signed. Look carefully at the date to appear and then make sure you handle by that date. Best wishes, Shaffer Cormell
Consult with a lawyer who handles traffic tickets in the court that you are cited to appear in as soon as possible. They will be able to give you guidance as to your options on how to possibly keep the points off your driving record. Wish you the best, Shaffer T. Cormell Attorney at Law Law Offices of Shaffer Cormell 1130 West Hobsonway, Suite 101 Blythe, California 92225-1422 Telephone: 760-922-5051 NOTE: This answer is made available by the lawyer for educational purposes only....
Speak immediately to an attorney who regularly handles traffic tickets in the court where you are ordered to appear. An experienced attorney will be able to inform you of your options in that court. Wish you the Best! NOTE: This answer is made available by the lawyer for educational purposes only. By using or participating in this site you understand that there is no attorney client privilege between you and the attorney responding. This site should not be used as a substitute for...
Go to the Juvenile Court where your son is set to appear and ask around about a good juvenile attorney that frequently appears in that court. Then set up an appointment with him/her and discuss your sons situation. The attorney should be able to give you a good idea as to what to expect. Shaffer T. Cormell Attorney at Law