How do I go about getting it taken care of through the process?

Unfortunately since you were convicted of the offense, you cannot get the conviction expunged. After completion of your sentence, you can pursue a...

I was in an accident and both me and the other driver received a citation. How do I defend myself in court?

For your first appearance in traffic court, you do not need your witness present. If you schedule the case for trial, the witness needs to be...

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Speeding under 21

Alison- I do not practice as far south as Columbus, but I help students in your situation all the time. It is worth it to you to get a local...

I recently got pulled over for passing a stopped school bus and I am 16, is there any way to get out of losing my liscense in GA

It depends on your jurisdiction, but it is possible. I think you will have to hire a good local experienced attorney for you to try to achieve...

I was stopped for no seat belt the officer said i still had a limited driving permit.what is the penalty for that

Typically, a limited driving permit violation is for driving a vehicle outside the restrictions on your license. This is typically in place for...

Your ticket payable amounts are usually set by the local jurisdiction. If you case is in Lawrenceville City court they may have a different price...

If a person convicted of a violent crime has a split sentence and has to serve 1 year is there a possibility for early release?

The answer to this question most often is directly related to the policies of the Sheriff in the county where your friend is being held. Here in...

I don't have all the facts to accurately answer your question. How did you receive the subpeona? Also, is it a subpoena for trial or deposition? ...

MIP ticket going to court, what next?!

Please consult a local attorney. You may have a defensible case on your MIP. Also, an attorney from your local area can give you an idea of how...

My 16 year old daughter was charged with criminal tresspassing while at school.

Depending on how juvenile court works in your jurisdiction, your daughter may qualify for "diversion" or deferred adjudication on this offense. It...