What does the statute listed on your ticket say?

Yes you can, and have been, subpoenaed to testify. It's a COURT ORDER. The rule about spouses testifying against each other does not apply to...

None of us know anything about your insurance policy. You can read it, ask the insurance company to explain themselves, or hire an attorney to...

The insurance company didn't hit you, the driver did. The insurance company has no legal duty to you other than general claims processing...

Your crystal ball is as good as ours. If you only "lost" your receipt, and that is true, then it's not likely you will be charged.

My guess is no one wants to take the case because it doesn't sound like a good case from a business perspective. But I would keep calling around...

File a claim with your own insurance company otherwise you're just gonna have to keep waiting. Unless you want to fork out the money and effort to...

Unless you like tossing away money, which I'm sure you don't, you should first have the vehicle inspected by a mechanic (if you can't do it...

This isn't really a legal question since it doesn't involve analysis of law. You find attorneys who do certain types of work the same way you find...

You go to court in the county where you are being charged and cooperate with your PD. I'm not sure where you got the idea of moving cases to...