There is a 2 year statute of limitations within which the case needs to be filed correctly with the court. I would contact the court for questions...

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You can try to get records from TX DOT to see if there was construction zone and workers present in the zone on the date and time you were cited....

Reach out to the court about options to keep the ticket off your record. Or, reach out to a traffic ticket attorney to see about fighting the case.

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Probably can't just get them outright dismissed, but it is possible you could work something out to keep them off your record. Consult with a...

Yes, Texas and Colorado are members of an Interstate Compact. Something that would cause a hold or suspension in one of those states would affect...

I guess if they report it, and they have enough credible evidence to show a crime was committed by you, it is possible. This would be very rare and...

If you paid and were convicted already, you cannot reopen the case at this point. There is a narrow window of time to appeal or file a motion for...

There is a two year statute of limitations, but that just means that the case has to be properly filed in the court within two years of the alleged...

A default judgment sounds like a civil case, so I'm not sure how your license was suspended. Maybe discuss the situation with a traffic ticket...