Traffic Lawyer in Charlotte, NC

Traffic attorney fees vary by violation severity. Simple speeding tickets often have flat fees, while serious charges like DWI require more extensive representation. We offer transparent pricing and payment options. Contact us for a free consultation to discuss fees for your specific case.

Paying a ticket is an admission of guilt that adds points to your license, increases insurance rates, and creates a permanent record. A Charlotte traffic attorney can often reduce or dismiss charges, saving you money long-term. Always consult an attorney before paying any traffic ticket.

North Carolina suspends licenses at 12 points within 3 years. Points vary by violation: speeding over 55 mph (3 points), reckless driving (4 points), passing stopped school bus (5 points). Commercial drivers face stricter limits. Our attorneys help protect your driving privileges.

Yes, for most traffic violations, your attorney can appear without you present, saving you time and travel. This is called a waiver of appearance. However, some serious charges like DWI may require your presence. We'll advise you based on your specific case.

Missing court results in a Failure to Appear (FTA), leading to license suspension and possible arrest warrant. If you've missed court, contact us immediately. We can often recall warrants and reschedule your case, but prompt action is critical.

Yes, significantly. North Carolina uses the Safe Driver Incentive Plan (SDIP) where points increase premiums. One speeding ticket can raise rates 30-80%. Multiple violations may make you uninsurable. Fighting tickets protects your insurance rates.

A PJC is a unique North Carolina option where guilt is established but judgment is continued indefinitely. It avoids license points and insurance increases. You're allowed 2 PJCs per household every 3 years for insurance purposes. Strategic use requires attorney guidance.

Possibly. North Carolina allows limited driving privileges for work, school, treatment, and household maintenance in some cases. Eligibility depends on suspension reason and driving record. Our attorneys help petition for privileges when available.

Most traffic violations remain on your driving record for 3 years for DMV points and 5 years for insurance purposes. Serious violations like DWI stay longer. Some violations may be expunged after waiting periods. We help minimize long-term impact.

With 30+ years in Charlotte courts, we know local prosecutors and judges. We've handled thousands of traffic cases from simple speeding to serious CDL violations. Our bilingual team provides aggressive representation to protect your license and driving record.