All tickets are able to be fought but that does not mean you will win. To better your odds, you need to hire an attorney to assist you. The sooner you hire an attorney, the better.

Just as long as the ticket is in his name, there is no issue for you. This is only an issue for him.

Without an attorney, you are looking at a conviction and an increase in your insurance premiums. With an attorney, that attorney will try to get the ticket amended out of a school zone and get you Court Supervision, which your insurance company will never see. Hire an attorney.

Give her the proof of insurance that you have now. It will be considered late compliance and make her eligible for Court Supervision.

No, unless you appear in court. If you appear in court, the fine will be increased due to mandatory assessments.

If you driving record is clear, you can request Court Supervision and you will have to pay a fine. If you have had a number of tickets in the past, it will be a little harder to get Court Supervision. If you are really concerned, you can hire an attorney to assist you with this matter to put your... View More

Due to your age and the type of ticket you received, I believe your ticket should have or has been marked as "Court Appearance Required", which means you do not have a choice in the matter, you have to appear in court on the scheduled court date. Hiring an attorney will help you prevent... View More

This would either be a Misdemeanor or Felony Battery. If you or someone you know has been charged with Battery, that person needs to hire a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible.

Please stop asking the same question over and over. I have already answered your same question a number of times. If the Police ask you your name and you either refuse to give them your name or give a false name, you can and will be charged with obstruction. You have been charged with an offense,... View More

What? Your question is confusing. If the Police ask you to identify yourself and you refuse to do so or give a false name, you absolutely can and will be charged with Obstruction. If you have been charged with any offense, you need to hire a criminal defense attorney right away. The sooner you hire... View More

You have to find out what County the matter was in and then you can check that County Circuit Court Clerk's system for free on information for that person.

If the Ticket is marked as "No Court Appearance Required", you could mail it in and request Court Supervision but you will have to complete Traffic Safety School. If the Ticket is marked as "Court Appearance Required", you will have to appear in court and request Court... View More

He really needs a criminal defense attorney to assist him with this matter. That attorney will advise him how to proceed regarding this matter. The sooner an attorney is hired, the better.

Yes, you should go to the Court date and request Court Supervision. If you receive Court Supervision, your insurance company will not find out about this ticket and it will save you money in the long run.

It is likely the ticket will be dismissed. You should also take a picture of the work done to your car and bring that picture with you to court along with the receipt.

You should hire an attorney before you do anything. That attorney will be able to file a Motion To Reduce Bond and have it heard in Court. You will have to appear in court with that attorney on the hearing date. The sooner you do this the better.

Your first step is to hire a criminal defense attorney right away and listen to what the attorney has to say. The warrant on your matter will remain outstanding until it is either executed or you deal with it in court. The sooner you hire an attorney, the better.

You need to hire an attorney right away to assist you with this matter. The warrant on your case will remain outstanding until it is either executed or you deal with it in court. The sooner you handle this matter, the better.

It all depends on why your vehicle was seized. If you vehicle was seized to a drug offense or driving offense, you need an attorney that handles forfeiture matters. If you vehicle was seized/reposed, you need a civil attorney to assist you. Typically, seizure is due to a criminal offense, I suggest... View More

What? If a Police Officer asks you what your name is, you have to give them your name or you could be charged with Obstruction at a minimum. If you have been charged with an offense, you need to hire an attorney right away.