If all the info related to the car is not correct then there was no ticket issued to your car.

You can still plead not guilty. An attorney can handle all for you and go to court instead of you to resolve.

I'm assuming that you got a "roadside reduction" and now the someone in the court is not happy that you now want the ticket dismissed. Alas the law...

Yes he can. But not if an attorney goes to court instead of you. An attorney can likely get you a better disposition.

An attorney can go to court instead of you to sort this out. If you plead guilty or are found guilty it is somewhat of a disaster.

Call the court and determine its status.

A traffic ticket attorney can go to court instead of you to fight this ticket.

Driver is responsible for all tickets. If there is an issue with your employer that is a separate issue.

Sure, why not. It doesn't appear that you have anything to lose.

"pushing dates" is usually a fruitless endeavor. An attorney can go to court instead of you and handle the ticket.