Most people in their lifetime will have the unfortunate luck of being cited with a traffic ticket. Speeding tickets are among the most common traffic tickets given by law enforcement. Whether the citation is for speeding, running a red light, improper passing, or careless and reckless driving, these are all examples traffic offenses. Oftentimes when you are given a ticket for a traffic offense, the officer will give you a citation and inform you of the date that you are to appear in court. Before you rush into court, you need to talk to an attorney to find out what will happen to you as a result of receiving this ticket.

In dealing with a traffic offense, you will need to ask an attorney several questions. For instance, you might ask, what proof does the law enforcement officer have to show to prove whether I committed this offense? Other pertinent questions to ask would include: If I choose to plead guilty to the traffic offense, what will happen to my driver's license? Will I receive points on my auto insurance as a result of pleading guilty or being found guilty of a traffic offense? Can my attorney appear in court and dispose of my ticket without me having to be present? These are some important questions that the attorneys at Collins & Maready will answer for you. Above all, the attorneys at Collins & Maready will work with you to determine the best outcome for your particular case.