February 23, 2016
Traffic tickets are never a positive experience, yet almost every driver can say they have gotten one or more throughout their life. Most of the time, a person who is given a traffic ticket simply pays off the ticket and moves on. Many people probably don’t know that there are so many unwarranted tickets that are given to people that do not deserve them.
Paying a traffic ticket means you are admitting fault for that traffic violation, and having traffic tickets brings along big fines, driving record points and can increase your insurance rates. Why then, don’t more people consider hiring an attorney and fighting against their issued ticket?
Whether or not a person is at fault, there is a huge chance of having the ticket dismissed and removed from their record if they fight it. There are a few different types of traffic violations:
Sometimes unfortunately, there are some instances where there is absolutely no way to get out of a traffic ticket and you must take responsibility for the violation. This does not always mean, however, that you will have to pay the full fine that was assigned. It is very likely that an experienced attorney can help negotiate the ticket and get you to a decreased fine.
Most people don’t know all their rights they have in the state of Indiana. An experienced attorney, however, knows everything thing there is to know in detail about traffic laws in the state. It is very helpful to have someone who understands everything about Indiana laws on your side.
Give The Bellinger Law Office a call at 260-428-2214. We can answer any questions you have about your traffic ticket and can work with you if you choose to fight against it.
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