Generally speaking, Oct 22 of the same year. There is a process to request leave to file a late appeal, called a nunc pro tunc in some counties...

The date you reference is about Non-Traffic violations and license suspensions. It has nothing to do with traffic violations which can absolutely...

The important questions here are: 1) Do you have a PA state Diver's License and 2) Do you have a CDL? If you are licensed in PA and do NOT hold a...

The section you were charged with is not a points violation. It can be a serious issue for CDL holders but as long as you have a regular class C...

If you are a regular class C driver licensed in PA then no, this will not carry points. NJ will report it to PennDOT but it is PennDOT's policy...

Attorney Rubin is exactly right, most of us offer reasonable flat rate fees to defend you in these kinds of cases. The case may be very winnable,...

Yes, if you plead guilty to the 1786f, the result will be a 3 month license suspension. You should absolutely contact a local traffic attorney for...

Attorney Goodman is correct, the current rule is within 1 year for radar devices. Contact a local traffic attorney for assistance.

You need to consult with a debt defense attorney. Judgments that are properly certified to the court of common pleas are generally good for 20...

Attorney Lane is 100% correct. Definitely consult with a lawyer in your area who regularly handles these kinds of cases.