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As soon as you complete the sign-up process we will start
working on dismissing your traffic ticket. One of our
associates will contact you if we need any additional
information.
traffic ticket, DO NOT WAIT SIGN UP NOW to give us as
much time as possible to collect all the necessary
information and prepare a winning document for you.
If you decide to fight your traffic infraction ticket with a
Trial by Written Declaration, on your own, you may do so
by taking the following the 6 steps as outlined below.
However, if you want us to help you dismiss your traffic
ticket, DO NOT start the 6 step process. Sign up for our
Premier Plan and let us handle the process for you to take
advantage of procedural opportunities and enhance your
chances of success.
Out of the 6 steps discussed above, even though all are
important, step 4 is the most critical step that requires
special attention to details in order for you to successfully
get your traffic ticket dismissed.
If you prepare a compelling, clear and concise explanation
of facts with adequate technical information with clear
understanding of the California Vehicle Code then the
chances of dismissal are quite high. However, if you do not
have the technical knowledge and the detailed
understanding of the vehicle code, then you will most
certainly fail.
Remember everyday excuses DO NOT work. Judges do
not dismiss a speeding ticket because you were driving at
the same speed as everyone else. Or the car next to you
was speeding and the officer's radar made a mistake. Or
you entered the intersection when the light was green. Do
not even waste your time preparing these types of
explanations.
There are also those who go to traffic court with the hope
that the traffic officer may not show up to testify and that
would get their traffic ticket dismissed. This may happen
from time to time but it is not as common as people think.
Do not be penny wise and pound foolish, get professional
help to dismiss your traffic citation. Click on the "Fight My
Traffic Ticket" button to get expert professional help that
you need.
working on dismissing your traffic ticket. One of our
associates will contact you if we need any additional
information.
traffic ticket, DO NOT WAIT SIGN UP NOW to give us as
much time as possible to collect all the necessary
information and prepare a winning document for you.
If you decide to fight your traffic infraction ticket with a
Trial by Written Declaration, on your own, you may do so
by taking the following the 6 steps as outlined below.
However, if you want us to help you dismiss your traffic
ticket, DO NOT start the 6 step process. Sign up for our
Premier Plan and let us handle the process for you to take
advantage of procedural opportunities and enhance your
chances of success.
- 6 STEPS
- 1. Look at your traffic citation for the name/address
of the court and the notice to appear date to pay or
appear in traffic court.
- 2. Write a short letter to the traffic court to plead
Not guilty and request a Trial by Written Declaration.
This letter must be received by the traffic court prior
to your appearance date along with payment of the bail
amount in full. Click here to print and fill out a blank
sample letter for your use. Using certified or registered
mail (with a return receipt request) send the letter to
the designated traffic court at least 7 days prior to your
appearance date.
3. Once you have pleaded not guilty and requested
Trial by Written Declaration, the court clerk will mail or
give you (if you appear in person) the forms (TR-200 &
TR-205) necessary to prepare your response for the
Trial by Declaration. In most cases, you will be given
up to 4 weeks to prepare your response.
- 4. You must prepare a statement of facts as required
by the Trial by Written Declaration forms, provided to
you by the traffic court, and submit the completed form
(TR-205) to the court prior to the due date.
- 5. If your traffic ticket is not dismissed by the traffic
court with the Trial by Written Declaration, you may
contact the court and request a new trial (Trial De
Novo) within 20 days of the date of the traffic court’s
decision as indicated on the Notice of Decision. You
must appear in traffic court on time and on the date
given to you by the court. This trial will be an in-
person trial where you will be able to present your case
to the judge and the judge will also hear from the
traffic officer. If your traffic ticket is still not dismissed
you may ask the judge to allow you to attend traffic
school. It would be up to the judge to accept your
request to attend traffic school. In most cases, the
judges will allow you to pay the bail and go to traffic
school based on People v. Wozniak.
- 6. If the judge accepts your request to attend traffic
school, then you should follow all the instructions given
to you by the court to complete traffic school. If you
decide to appeal the judge's decision to a higher court
you may do so, however, you may want to consult an
attorney at this point.
Out of the 6 steps discussed above, even though all are
important, step 4 is the most critical step that requires
special attention to details in order for you to successfully
get your traffic ticket dismissed.
If you prepare a compelling, clear and concise explanation
of facts with adequate technical information with clear
understanding of the California Vehicle Code then the
chances of dismissal are quite high. However, if you do not
have the technical knowledge and the detailed
understanding of the vehicle code, then you will most
certainly fail.
Remember everyday excuses DO NOT work. Judges do
not dismiss a speeding ticket because you were driving at
the same speed as everyone else. Or the car next to you
was speeding and the officer's radar made a mistake. Or
you entered the intersection when the light was green. Do
not even waste your time preparing these types of
explanations.
There are also those who go to traffic court with the hope
that the traffic officer may not show up to testify and that
would get their traffic ticket dismissed. This may happen
from time to time but it is not as common as people think.
Do not be penny wise and pound foolish, get professional
help to dismiss your traffic citation. Click on the "Fight My
Traffic Ticket" button to get expert professional help that
you need.
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OPTION 1
Plead guilty and pay the fine (Not a good option)
California traffic courts make it very easy to plead guilty
and pay the fine for traffic infraction citations. Because of
that most unaware people take the easy way out and pay
without understanding their rights to contest the traffic
ticket.
Actually, if you try to access your designated traffic court's
on-line services (if available in your county), you will find
that they make it very easy for you to pay your fine (bail)
and go to traffic school. The majority of the traffic courts
will also provide you with information on attending traffic
school as if this is your only choice. The reason for this is
very simple. If you contest your traffic violation and get it
dismissed they will not get your money.
In a great majority of traffic infraction cases, pleading
guilty is the worst way of dealing with citations, whether
you go to traffic school or not, for the following reasons:
OPTION 2
Plead NOT guilty and contest the traffic citation (Best
Option)
Pleading not guilty and contesting the traffic citation may
be the most intelligent way of dealing with the traffic
infraction tickets and in a great majority of cases it can be
relatively hassle free depending on your particular
situation and the way you choose to deal with it. You may
not even have to go to traffic court at all and get your
traffic ticket dismissed through the mail.
We can help prepare your statement of facts for your Trial
by Written Declaration. All you have to do is to take about
10 minutes to complete our simple sign-up process and we
will take it from there and that is guaranteed. The total
cost of our service is $189 Flat Fee. There are no hidden
charges or add ons what so ever. To sign-up for our
service:
Plead guilty and pay the fine (Not a good option)
- A. If you have not attended traffic school in the
prior 18 months, in most cases, you will be allowed by
the traffic court, to attend traffic school. However, you
still have to pay the traffic fine as well as the fees
associated with traffic school. The only positive aspect
of attending traffic school is that your DMV record will
not reflect negative points and therefore your
insurance premium will not increase.
- B. If you have attended traffic school in the prior 18
months then you will not be allowed to attend traffic
school. Therefore, if you plead guilty your DMV record
will reflect the traffic ticket and result in increased
insurance costs for the next 3 to 5 years that could
add up to several hundred or even thousands of dollars
depending on many factors.
California traffic courts make it very easy to plead guilty
and pay the fine for traffic infraction citations. Because of
that most unaware people take the easy way out and pay
without understanding their rights to contest the traffic
ticket.
Actually, if you try to access your designated traffic court's
on-line services (if available in your county), you will find
that they make it very easy for you to pay your fine (bail)
and go to traffic school. The majority of the traffic courts
will also provide you with information on attending traffic
school as if this is your only choice. The reason for this is
very simple. If you contest your traffic violation and get it
dismissed they will not get your money.
In a great majority of traffic infraction cases, pleading
guilty is the worst way of dealing with citations, whether
you go to traffic school or not, for the following reasons:
- It could cost you several hundreds of dollars to pay the
traffic fine and the traffic school fees in addition to the
time it takes to complete the traffic school course
- If you exhaust your right to attend traffic school on a
traffic citation that can easily be dismissed with trial
by written declaration or in traffic court and you get
another unbeatable traffic citation during the next 18
months then you will certainly incur the cost of paying
the fine for the second citation as well as the increased
cost of insurance premium for the next 3 to 5 years
- If you have already made the mistake of not
contesting a prior traffic citation that could have been
easily dismissed by a Trial by Written Declaration or
Trial in Court, and you have exhausted your right to
traffic school on that prior citation, now if you plead
guilty you must pay the fine and your insurance
premium will increase for the next 3 to 5 years
OPTION 2
Plead NOT guilty and contest the traffic citation (Best
Option)
Pleading not guilty and contesting the traffic citation may
be the most intelligent way of dealing with the traffic
infraction tickets and in a great majority of cases it can be
relatively hassle free depending on your particular
situation and the way you choose to deal with it. You may
not even have to go to traffic court at all and get your
traffic ticket dismissed through the mail.
We can help prepare your statement of facts for your Trial
by Written Declaration. All you have to do is to take about
10 minutes to complete our simple sign-up process and we
will take it from there and that is guaranteed. The total
cost of our service is $189 Flat Fee. There are no hidden
charges or add ons what so ever. To sign-up for our
service:
- Click on "Fight My Traffic Ticket" button below
- Select your method of payment, all major credit cards
accepted - Complete the requested information
- Scan & E-mail or fax a legible copy of your citation and
any other documents that you may have received from
the court to us ASAP
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