LOS ANGELES, CA, March 06, 2013 (Press-News.org) Mr. Ticket, traffic ticket attorney, now offers a free consultation for drivers who have received a traffic citation in Los Angeles County. This complimentary consultation allows drivers who are not sure whether they have a case for contesting their ticket can receive free advice before they decide to pursue their case in court.
Police officers In Los Angeles County routinely issue tickets for a number of traffic violations, including reckless driving, hit and run, DUI or DWI, speeding, red light violations, failure to yield, failure to stop at a stop sign, driving without insurance, driving without a valid license, cell phone violations, parking violations, equipment violations, and much more. Drivers can plead guilty by paying their ticket online. However, because California traffic violations carry steep penalties and fines, pleading guilty is not always the best option.
Drivers do not have to plead guilty if they feel that they were cited improperly or unfairly, or if they wish to argue their special circumstances in court. Mr. Ticket, suspended license lawyer, can help those who wish to contest their tickets or have a mandatory court appearance due to misdemeanor or felony traffic charges. It is important that motorists do not try to argue their own case in court, because they are unlikely to have the intimate knowledge of California traffic laws or the experience with arguing a case to have a successful outcome in court. This is where Mr. Ticket, hit and run lawyer, can help.
About Mr. Ticket
Mr. Ticket is an experienced reckless driving lawyer. He has many years of experience with defending clients in the California court system, and he has been successful with helping hundreds of clients get their fines and penalties reduced, or even dismissed in some cases. In some cases, rather than hear a case for a minor ticket that does not carry criminal charges, a judge will simply dismiss a case to reserve precious court time for more important matters.
Contact Mr. Ticket, bench warrant attorney, to schedule a free consultation for a violation in Los Angeles County. Representatives are available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week to take client calls.
Contact
Law Offices of Amir Soleimanian and Associates
Phone: (866) 780-1234
Website: http://www.4mrticket.com
Traffic Ticket Attorney, Mr. Ticket, Offers Free Consultation for Traffic Charges to Drivers in Los Angeles County
Mr. Ticket, traffic ticket lawyer in Los Angeles, offers free consultation to drivers who have been charged with a traffic violation.
2013-03-06
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