Noe Timothy A Attorney At Law

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Twenty-five years of experience has shown Attorney Timothy A. Noe that traffic court clients are aften unaware of the severe concequences that a traffic ticket can have. Regardless of how bad a driving record may be, it is never too late to start repairing the damage - but the sooner the better.
Please call to schedule a free consultation fo that we can discuss your ticket, review your record, and discuss your case in detail to give you frank and honest advice.

While any moving violation may result in points being assessed against your license, some speeding offenses carry a mandatory period of suspension.
The worst consequence of a traffic ticket can be financial. Convictions can result in an increase in insurance premiums from 25% to 400%. For example, a conviction of speeding 56mph in a 45 mph zone could raise a six month insurance premium from $600 to $870 (45%), and the rates stay in effect for three years.
Driving While Impaired?
A conviction of driving while impaired carries very serious consequences. Among them are the revocation of your driver's license, a 400% increase in automobile insurance premiums for three years, heavy fines, and the very real possibility of a jail sentence.
Although the DWI laws continue to become more severe, a person charged with DWI is still presumed innocent and the burden of proof is still upon the prosecution. There can be many legal issues in a DWI case; an attorney experienced in DWI cases can identify these issues and counsel you as to your best options.
Driving While License Revoked or Suspended?
A conviction of driving while license suspended or revoked can assess eight insurance points to your license and your insurance premiums could increase by 220%! A typical six-month premium of $360 could jump to over $1,150.
Furthermore, a conviction would result in a minimum fine of $200 plus court costs, as well as an additional revocation of your license for one year, two years, or even permanently, depending on your driving record.
The law concerning drivers' license revocations, reinstatements, eligibility for hearings, etc. is quite complex. For example, there could be literally dozens of reasons why your license may have been revoked. Over the years, we have found that there is a lot that can be done to repair a bad driving record and, in most cases, we can help the client avoid a conviction, help get driving privileges reinstated, and avoid a higher insurance premium.
Don't delay - call now for a free consultation.