You have a few different options available. You can plead guilty, will be convicted of the ticket and you'll have a fine to pay. You can plead not...

You are referencing a ticket amendment. This can be possible. However, it is up to the prosecutor's policy on whether or not they will grant you an...

You should contact the Kansas Dept of Revenue. They should be able to look up your DL by your name, DOB, and SSN. They should also then be able to...

First, you should get updated, current insurance. You will have to show that to the court regardless if you hire an attorney or not. Sometimes a...

The expungement process involves a petition to the court and then sometimes a hearing could have to be held at which a judge would determine...

You should contact an attorney who regularly practices in the jurisdiction. It could be possible to resolve this case and avoid a moving violation...

You should contact an attorney who practices in the jurisdiction you have the tickets. Each court can be different on how they handle past due...

You should contact an attorney who practices in the jurisdiction you are charged in. Due to you saying you already have points on your license, it...

Your question prompt is quite vague. You should contact an attorney who practices in the jurisdiction you received the ticket in to discuss the...

To answer your question, no, tickets don't just "go away" after a period of time or after someone moves the state, or else everyone would do just...