Altered Tag Ticket

You should hire a local attorney. These can be serious charges with lasting ramifications on your ability to drive and work. A local attorney...

What could this mean...

You should contact the Clerk of Court to find out what they mean by "disposed." or contact your lawyer. The Clerk will have the most current...

What happens the first day of dui court? will i be arrested, will i have to give a urine sample ? please help

You should consult an attorney before you plea to DUI. While all criminal charges can have a lasting effect, DUI is particularly persistent. The...

Will i go to jail

With all criminal charges, jail is on the table, but not always a reality. You need to contact a criminal defense attorney in your area, or the...

Can I sue city for an unknown ticket that became a suspended classA CDL? Latest ruling in Orlando illegally delegate police duty

You need to contact a ticket attorney in your area. There are some defenses and things that can be done to help reinstate your DL and get a...

What can I do to handle this problem? Or what should I do?

You really need to contact a traffic attorney in the county where the tickets were issued. You may have options available to you depending on the...

If the police did not issued a ticket for an expired tag because the driver was not the register owner of the car

Yes the State can still go forward on the case even if the officer did t issue you a citation. In the report that the officer wrote on your case...

I was arrested for a crime in 2014, and still not brought to trial, my right to speedy was waived to get prepared but now

Even though speed trial was waived, it can be reinvkoed. There is a procedure to do this. As others have said, if you do this, you are saying to...

I received a red light ticket in the mail from another city (no where near me), with a tag and car photographed I've never seen.

Unfortunately that is how red light camera tickets work in Florida. The company that actually owns the camera and issues the tickets is...

Typically this means that the Court has affirmed, or agrees with, the lower court decision and they will not issue a written opinion on the matter.