Traffic Offenses

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Failing to properly address traffic violations can turn a law abiding citizen into a felon. If your license gets suspended and you keep driving, driving with license suspended charges can ultimately be charged as a felony (third or more or as a habitual offender). There are several ways your license can be suspended due to a traffic ticket. Some of these are by the court depending on the offense, if you get too many points in a specified time period, or if you fail to pay a traffic ticket your license can be suspended. Make sure you contact a Traffic Offenses Attorney in Fort Myers, FL right away to have the charges reduced or dismissed. Without proper legal representation, you can risk your driving record and your right to own a driver’s license.

There are many possible resolutions for traffic tickets. We can make sure that the officer’s equipment was up to date. If not, it may lead to your case being dismissed. We can also make sure that what you allegedly did is actually an offense. For example, changing lanes without using your signal is only a traffic offense if other vehicles are effected. Law enforcement often does not know this. Finally, we can discuss you the person with the officer and court to reduce penalties, fines, and seek to keep the points off of your license.

To resolve your traffic tickets, contact the Naples Traffic Offenses Lawyers at The Faett Firm. We have offices in Naples and Fort Myers, FL. Our Lee County Traffic Offenses Lawyers have been representing victims like you who have been charged with traffic offenses and violations. Call (239) 263-4384 to speak with the Traffic Offenses Attorney in Collier County Florida. Our Naples Traffic Offenses Lawyers offer Complimentary Strategy Session to new clients.