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$150.00. The car was towed to Andy tow in Venice. The police department will no release the car because their stating you do not own the car so we are not going to release the car to you. We showed them the insurance, Bill of sale, and the Jimmy Kavadas car company even confirm the ownership of the... View More 
answered on Feb 17, 2019
I highly suggest that you contact a traffic lawyer specifically in your area. I work only in Lake and Cook County only and am not familiar with your area. A local lawyer will be much more help
I’m only 18 and I got a ticket for disobeying a stop sign dec 28 2018. I got another way a couple days ago For the same reason. I paid the first one off. Than I got a ticket for speeding 26 Mph -34 mph. The officer did not arrest me but made me sign some papers . I think it’s a individual bond.... View More
answered on Feb 17, 2019
Given your age and the amount of tickets the only tip I can offer is to contact a lawyer. FYI, for drivers under 21 years old two convictions in 24 months will lead to a suspension. The length of the suspension is determined on the type and severity of the tickets on your record. Also, the... View More
If he places you in cuffs and being transported for testing are you considered under arrest and in compliance
answered on Feb 14, 2019
The officer is only required to offer a breath or blood test once at the police station. But, first he must read you the "Warning to Motorist" form explaining the consequences of taking the test or refusing. On the road he is not required to offer any chemical testing.
answered on Feb 3, 2019
You need to have an SOS hearing which is more complicated and involved. then people think. If you live out of state or in Northern Illinois you can call me for a free consultation. Getting your "Court Purpose" driving record from the Illinois DMV is critical to determine your options
The method of release on my tickets is mentioned as paying 2000 and 120 dollars respectively. My court appearance is scheduled for this coming Monday . I'm a student and couldn't pay those fines. How can i proceed further in the court without taking any attorney.
answered on Feb 3, 2019
First try to get the correct documents to make your plates valid. If they are expired this should be rather easy as paying for the registration. If you cannt get it done by Monday ask the Judge for a continuance and bring the documents to the next court date.
The State has revoked my driving privileges because of this I'm being punished for something that is still pending.can I get my charges dismissed because of this.
answered on Jan 30, 2019
The conviction on your driving record may be due to you missing a court date and a Bond Forfeiture conviction being entered . You should contact a lawyer in your area to remedy the problem. He will need to check the court file and SOS to determine why this happened.
(several states away) while they are on the run from the law, what would be my penalty, if any?
answered on Jan 30, 2019
I would not do it. If you are stopped by the police for a traffic stop and they find our he is wanted you can be charged with Aiding a Fugitive. I would contact a lawyer in your area to get permission from a Judge
Speeding 15-20 over
answered on Jan 16, 2019
If you are older than 19 years old, dont have a bad record and go to court the Judge can grant Supervision without traffic school. You may also be able to mail in the ticket to request Court Supervision, pay the fine and then will have to complete the online four hour Traffic Safety School.
Combination lock can parents press charges against 17 girl or go to jail
answered on Jan 13, 2019
This is a matter with the police and school officials who should make a decision decide whether any charges or school discipline is warranted in this situation
I have to appear in court. The police were called as none were present. If the officer doesn’t show will it be dismissed or can I fight it?
answered on Jan 13, 2019
It depends on what county the ticket was written. In Cook County the officer is obligated to be present on the first court date. In other county's you must first request a trial date to fight the case. Check what the rules are in the county where the ticket was written
The other party claimed they had to drive over the median to avoid me. The only witnesses was the one who claimed I did this. They also said because they had to drive over the median they are hurt. What should I do? I have a court date on my ticket
answered on Jan 13, 2019
You should certainly appear on the court date on the ticket otherwise the Judge will order a judgment of conviction and place it on your permanent driving record. To contest the charges I would seriously consider hiring a Traffic Law attorney to assist you at trial, as the other person has a... View More
They were called in for family but The scrips were actually call in from docs. They were not controlled substances and I was helping a friend who did not have a car. So if they are legit called in by a doctor why should I be in trouble. Plus the pharmacy gave them too me and never asked a... View More
answered on Dec 27, 2018
With the info provided it is impossible to determine why the police would investigate this situation. I am sure there
is more to it. I suggest that you contact a criminal defense attorney in the county where you live.
answered on Dec 18, 2018
It all depends on what courthouse and county the case is in, any possible injury suffered by the victim, any defense he must have. There are several variables that must first be known. I suggest contact an attorney in the county the case is at. if it is in Lake County you can contact our office.
answered on Dec 17, 2018
A minor must be accompanied by a parent or guardian in court on a misdemeanor speeding ticket. I highly recommend obtaining an attorney in your area to accompany him in an effort to have the charge amended to a lower speed from a misdemeanor to a petty speeding ticket. It will help with insurance... View More
Can I exprct
answered on Dec 16, 2018
There is no way of knowing, as every Judge and prosecutor are different. I would certainly hire a traffic attorney as these tickets can have a very negative effect upon his ability to get a license later, raise your insurance rates and impose some serious fines & court costs.
answered on Dec 16, 2018
You can pay afterwards, I have never seen a Judge make a person pay right there. Be aware that with a fine there are also court costs totalling a few hundred dollars
answered on Dec 15, 2018
Once an officer suspects you are drinking they will typically question you about drinking , try to get you to perform the field sobriety tests and take a portable breath You are not legally obligated to take these tests and can refuse. But every situation is different and there are no hard rules... View More
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