Both would lead to a dismissal if successfully completed. I would suggest doing deferred disposition, because this option will result in a...

By "just paying" the ticket, you would have taken a conviction on the offense. There is a small window of time, typically 10 days, in which you can...

I'm not sure an attorney could assist in that process except maybe to help her track down marriage documents. As far as DL appointments, I...

Talk to an attorney in Louisiana about how to resolve the case.

It depends on what exactly you got a ticket for and how long it takes you to correct the problem. You can try to show the court that you corrected...

If you have already been convicted then you could possible file a motion for new trial or appeal the conviction. If you have not been convicted,...

Maybe it is another case that they just became aware of, or maybe it is another new charge from the incident that led to your arrest. You should...

Contact the court to see if they can put you back on the docket, or hire a traffic ticket attorney.

You would need to ask the specific court what exactly that means.

Contact a traffic ticket attorney in Arkansas. A Texas attorney can't assist there.