Hi. I am from NJ and just got a speeding ticket in VA. What should I do now? do I have to go to court? What happens if I don’t?
You should contact Virginia lawyers for this answer. You may face a license suspension if you don’t appear in court.
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You should contact Virginia lawyers for this answer. You may face a license suspension if you don’t appear in court.
You should fight it for multiple reasons. For one, you can end up as a defendant in a lawsuit by the other driver. You don’t provide enough...
No, it isn’t. There are technical defenses, but you need an experienced traffic ticket attorney to present them properly. If you have a previous...
If your defense is that you weren’t driving, the prosecutor will likely ask who was. The police may then issue a ticket to your wife. Consult with...
It’s enough to prove operation, assuming you can be seen driving. The state also has to prove that you were suspended and received notice.
You don’t provide enough information to answer clearly. If traffic was light, why didn’t you see her sooner? What part of the cars hit each other?...
Depending on the insurance company, 60 days is on the outside of reasonable. If you haven’t heard by Jan. 2, contact your attorney again and ask...
A plea can be negotiated, but it sounds like you may have a hard time doing this one without representation by a good traffic ticket attorney. ...
Driving too fast for existing conditions can be deemed careless, and fits the facts you described. If your daughter is still a provisional driver,...
Little chance without a doctor’s note.