Traffic Ticket Disputes

Fighting a traffic ticket can help you avoid demerit points, increased insurance rates, fines, and a negative driving record. A successful defence can save you money and protect your driving privileges.

Yes, we are licensed paralegals and can assist with a wide range of traffic tickets, including speeding, careless driving, driving without insurance, running a red light, and more. We can represent you in court and negotiate on your behalf.

Paying a traffic ticket is essentially admitting guilt. This can result in demerit points, higher insurance premiums, and a conviction on your driving record. In some cases, your licence may be suspended.

The cost of paralegal services for traffic tickets varies depending on the complexity of the case and the nature of the charge. We offer competitive pricing and an initial consultation to discuss your options.

In many cases, if you hire us, we can represent you in court without you needing to appear. However, certain situations may require your presence, which we will explain to you beforehand.

Demerit points are added to your driving record if you are convicted of certain traffic offences. Accumulating too many points can result in licence suspension, insurance rate increases, or mandatory driving courses.

It is possible to have a ticket dismissed based on technicalities, lack of evidence, or errors in the ticketing process. Loyal & Loyal paralegal will thoroughly review your case to determine the best defence strategy.

Ignoring a traffic ticket can lead to more severe penalties, such as additional fines, a licence suspension, or a conviction being registered on your driving record. It’s important to take action by either paying the ticket or contesting it.

The time it takes to resolve a traffic ticket case can vary depending on the complexity of the case and court schedules. Some cases can be resolved in a few months, while others may take longer.

Bring any documentation related to the traffic ticket, such as the ticket itself, any correspondence from the court, and any evidence that may support your defence (e.g., photos, witness statements). This will help us assess your case accurately.