I was pulled over in Jefferson county Kentucky for expired car tags. I was given a fix it ticket and was told to renew my tags before my court date. If I renewed them and took the proof of renewal up to the courthouse two weeks before my court date do I still need to attend my regularly scheduled... View More 
answered on Mar 10, 2023
No. If you provided proof to the clerk, you do not have to attend.
It's in Kentucky what can he do on paying his late fee on his traffic ticket he has went to court than issued a fine after he got out of the hospital he found out the fine was late what can he do to take care of that fine paying late?
answered on Mar 8, 2023
Simply go to the clerks office and pay the fine and costs or hire a lawyer to go in snd resolve it for you.
Aware of the wrong I was doing but she was legit sick I explained that to the officer and he even gave me the option to keep driving after that just wondering what I should expect in court
Thanks
answered on Feb 22, 2023
If you get your license reinstated before court, itceilprobsbkyjudt be a small fine.
I'm 53 yrs old and ain't had a ticket of any kind since 17yrs old. I had my seat belt on n showed the officer. Still got a ticket. I drv with my left arm up on top of steering wheel n seat all the way back n a single cab. He stated I didn't have it on when he saw me. Yes I showed him... View More
answered on Feb 16, 2023
Sure. Just ask the judge for a trial date when you go to court.
I just got cited for speeding 10 mph over the speed limit and having no insurance at the time. What would be the outcome and would I need to hire an attorney?
answered on Feb 13, 2023
Speeding is $20 fine plus court costs. No insurance first is up to a $500 fine plus court costs. You should hire a attorney to handle.
I have a court date February 22.This is my first speeding ticket will I get my license taken away? Can I get the ticket shelved? Like what do I do?
answered on Feb 7, 2023
As a 17 year old if you plead to offense with 6 points or more you could be subject to suspension. I would contact an Attorney to represent you.
Need a new ID not a license. Got a ticket years ago and moved out of state. Didn’t take care of tickets. Will I get arrested going to DMV for ID?
Truck in road 3 times & completely damaged the rear driver’s side bed of truck (un-driveable)
Would this still be completely all my son’s fault?
First offense was a fine paid and I had showed proof of insurance to the officer the next day, it was only a couple days lapsed. (Waiting pay day, with no grace period) went to court, paid my fine and that was it. 2nd offense is now 2.5 years later…I know my fine will be greater but is it... View More
answered on Jan 12, 2023
I would recommend hiring an attorney and attempting to get the charge amended down to a lower offense that will not suspend your license.
Even though I didn’t get a ticket
answered on Dec 10, 2022
If he did not get a ticket or a citation then you will not get any points on your license. It sounds like the police officer just let you go.
I got pulled over for speeding when the covid stuff had just started. I failed to pay the fine, and missed court. I tried calling the court house to reschedule my court date, but kept getting recorded operators and never did reschedule. This has probably been close to a year ago now. It happened... View More
answered on Dec 8, 2022
Hire a louisville attorney to redocket and resolve for you immediately so you don’t get arrested.
I was pulled over today, due to having expired tags. My fiancé was the driver (while I was in the passenger seat) and my fiancè did not have their license on them. After the State Trooper asked for my proof of insurance, I was unable to provide that as I am not ensured (I did not notify the State... View More
answered on Dec 8, 2022
Get everything corrected, take all the proof of correction to the court, snd no one goes to jail. Small fine and court costs likrly.
answered on Nov 6, 2022
No, you’ll have to redocket it and go to court to resolve it now.
answered on Nov 1, 2022
The costs are assessed bc by prepaying the ticket, you are pleading guilty and being penalized for the fine and court costs of administration.
3/10s of a mile. Never accelerated jus turned in my neighborhood an coasted to a stop. 2nd charge possession of a forged document, my girlfriend changed 2021 to 2022 I don't know why, before bringing it out to the police.
answered on Nov 1, 2022
No, but 3/10 of a mile is pushing the upper limit. It’s is a subjective standard.
1st off for no insurance, got the car insured before court, will I do jail time?
The fta is for nonpayment of fines on traffic violations. Also how could I speed up being transported to the county my warrant was issued for pay or stay?
It was 22mph over in a 25. It’s my first ticket
answered on Oct 15, 2022
They’ll give you time to pay the fine and costs after you go to court.
I got pulled over for passing an emergency vehicle that was blocking the road for a wreck. I was given a citation for not yielding to the emergency vehicle. All of this was in Kentucky and now I go to court over it. What will happen at court
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