Robert Franklin Keefer

I recently received a ticket for a traffic violation. The amount to be paid was not large, but the DMV website shows that to pay the ticket would be an admission of guilt and would result in a penalty of minus 4 points on my driving record. What to do? An insurance agent told me that Robert Keefer, an attorney in Harrisonburg, specialized in traffic violation cases. Mr. Keefer's website says that the initial consultation is free, so I telephoned him. Mr. Keefer listened carefully to my account, asked me several questions, said he thought there might be a possibility of getting the charge reduced and offered to represent me. I accepted. Dana Baker, Mr. Keefer's legal assistant, sent me a list of things to do and items to be sent to his office. She responded quickly and courteously to questions or difficulties I had about the items to be sent, so I was able to get everything submitted before the court date. Almost immediately, after Mr. Keefer represented me in court, he telephoned to tell me that the charge was not just REDUCED, but totally DISMISSED, and that no points would be deducted from my driving record. How did he do this? I don't know. Looking again at his website and from my own experience, I believe his education in the law, which he has continued with special reference to traffic law, his understanding of the Virginia Traffic Court system in which he has practiced for over thirty years and his strong desire to obtain good results for his client all played a role. If Mr. Keefer represents you in traffic court, you can rest assured that he will obtain the best outcome possible for your case.

We hired Mr. Keefer to help our son resolve a speeding ticket. Mr. Keefer made several recommendations for our son before court and by following those Mr. Keefer was able to work with the judge to have our case dismissed.