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answered on Nov 8, 2025

Yes; a suspected window-tint violation is a valid basis for a traffic stop in Wisconsin. An officer may stop you if they have reasonable suspicion that your tint does not comply with Wisconsin’s equipment requirements, and courts treat that as a routine traffic stop for an equipment offense. The... View More

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answered on Sep 1, 2025

The most important thing you can do is respond quickly and in writing to the issuing authority. Since you already have documentation proving that the vehicle and license plate do not belong to you, gather that evidence and prepare to present it. When you contact the town hall, ask about the... View More

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answered on Aug 29, 2025

When you appear in Wisconsin traffic court for the first time, you’ll usually be asked to enter a plea of guilty, not guilty, or no contest. Pleading guilty right away means you accept the charge as written, which could result in fines, points on your license, and higher insurance premiums. If... View More

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answered on May 15, 2025

Yes, it’s possible you could receive a ticket if an officer claims your temporary tag is not clearly visible, even if you followed placement instructions from the DMV. Law enforcement can issue citations for improper display or obscured tags, especially if they believe visibility is compromised.... View More

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answered on May 15, 2025

If you’re 17 and caught driving without a license in Wisconsin, you’re not likely to be sent to jail for a first-time offense. The state usually treats this as a civil violation, not a criminal one, especially if there were no accidents or other laws broken during the stop. You might be issued... View More

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answered on May 15, 2025

Receiving a parking ticket for a car you’ve never owned is frustrating, especially when communication with the issuing company is difficult. Since you've already submitted an appeal and reached out by email and phone, the next step is to document all your efforts. Keep copies of your appeal... View More

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answered on Apr 12, 2025

Receiving a speeding ticket in Wisconsin as an F-1 visa holder is unlikely to affect your visa status. Speeding violations are typically considered civil infractions and do not usually impact immigration status. However, it's important to address the citation promptly.

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answered on Apr 11, 2025

I'm really sorry you’re dealing with this—it’s stressful to face another ticket while trying to keep a clean record. In Wisconsin, some courts do offer **deferred disposition** programs for minor traffic violations, depending on the county and your driving history. These programs usually... View More

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answered on Aug 2, 2023

Wisconsin's Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) laws state that individuals with a learner's permit (temps) must be accompanied by a qualified supervising driver who is at least 21 years old and has a valid driver's license. The supervising driver should also be seated in the front passenger seat.

A Wisconsin attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. By now, you may have already involved a traffic ticket attorney to challenge the citation. As a general matter nationwide, there are settings where a yield sign is not necessarily required for such a... View More

You should do an attorney search for Wisconsin traffic ticket lawyers, contact a few of them and discuss your case specifically and obtain your options, and then hire the traffic ticket lawyer with whom you are most comfortable.

First, if it was PTS, suggest you look at getting EMDR therapy---

Google "psychology today, therapist EMDR ____________________" (insert name of nearest large town)

Second, if the crash wasn't your fault, you may have an injury claim.

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Section 343.38(1) of the Wisconsin Statutes requires you to comply with the reinstatement requirements, including paying a $200 reinstatement fee. The court ordered that the DMV revoke your operating privilege for 2 years, but this does not mean your privilege to drive is automatically reinstated.... View More

Yes. In Wisconsin a judge can order indefinite income tax refund intercept if the ticket is not paid by the deadline set in court, usually within 60 days of judgment.

They usually won't give it to the client. And there is no way for them to find you and get it to you before your court appearance. The State will give it to your lawyer and he can let you read it.

Yes. The clerk of the court will have the file and the contents of the can reveal details such as what vehicle was driven and when.

I am sorry that you are going through what appears to be a very challenging period in your life. That said, I am also sorry that I cannot figure out what it is you really are trying to communicate and what the best approach would be in providing you with the counsel you need. That notwithstanding,... View More

Without additional facts and circumstances which led or may have led to the accident in question, I am inclined to believe that you are better off taking the "failure to report an accident". The Failure To Report an Accident does not directly involve your operation of your vehicle as it... View More

License will probably be revoked by the DMV in 30 days from test notice of over .02 by police if you don't ask for an administrative hearing within 10 or 13 days depending. Was the stop/arrest valid? Was the test accurate? a skilled attorney on these questions can help.

The following cases remain on CCAP for 5 Years. Traffic Forfeiture Cases (TR)

Non-Traffic Ordinance Violation Cases (FO). Motor vehicle records are a little different and the answere is more complex.. Depends on where Uber is looking. Ask Uber what you can do to assure them that you are... View More