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Taffic Law — Police Force The Car To Full Over in Hillsboro, MO
Anytime you get a traffic ticket, it is a nuisance; it creates an unexpected expense and demands time that many people do not have in their busy lives. They also have longer-lasting effects such as increasing insurance premiums and staying on your permanent record. Some traffic violations, such as driving while suspended or driving while revoked, require a loss of a driver's license. Even seemingly minor traffic tickets can lead to a license suspension for drivers who have accumulated too many points. For people with commercial driver's licenses (CDL), the consequences could impact their livelihood by making them ineligible to drive for their jobs. Although traffic tickets may seem like no big deal, consult with a traffic ticket attorney to learn more about the consequences of pleading guilty to the charge.
At The Hammon Law Firm, the traffic violation attorneys are knowledgeable about Missouri traffic laws and can properly advice you of your rights. They handle all types of traffic violations, including speeding tickets, stop sign violations, running red light tickets, careless and imprudent driving, DUI/DWI, illegal lane changes, leaving the scene of an accident, driving while suspended, driving while revoked, driving without a license, and driving without insurance.

Moreover, the firm's traffic attorneys understand the nuisance traffic tickets cause. They will help ease the stress these tickets cause by working to keep the points off your record and by keeping costs down. In fact, they will handle most traffic tickets for $50.00.

Traffic Law Attorney

Taffic Law — Police Force The Car To Full Over in Hillsboro, MO
Anytime you get a traffic ticket, it is a nuisance; it creates an unexpected expense and demands time that many people do not have in their busy lives. They also have longer-lasting effects such as increasing insurance premiums and staying on your permanent record. Some traffic violations, such as driving while suspended or driving while revoked, require a loss of a driver's license. Even seemingly minor traffic tickets can lead to a license suspension for drivers who have accumulated too many points. For people with commercial driver's licenses (CDL), the consequences could impact their livelihood by making them ineligible to drive for their jobs. Although traffic tickets may seem like no big deal, consult with a traffic ticket attorney to learn more about the consequences of pleading guilty to the charge.
The traffic violation attorney at The Hammon Law Firm is knowledgeable about Missouri traffic laws and can properly advice you of your rights. They handle all types of traffic violations, including speeding tickets, stop sign violations, running red light tickets, careless and imprudent driving, DUI/DWI, illegal lane changes, leaving the scene of an accident, driving while suspended, driving while revoked, driving without a license, and driving without insurance.

Moreover, the firm's traffic attorney understands the nuisance traffic tickets cause. They will help ease the stress these tickets cause by working to keep the points off your record and by keeping costs down. In fact, they will handle most traffic tickets for $50.00.

Driving While Suspended or Revoked

Driving while suspended (DWS) and driving while revoked (DWR) charges are serious traffic violations because they can result in a driver's license suspension or revocation for a significant amount of time. Police will issue these tickets when drivers are driving on a suspended license or driving with a revoked license. It is important to contact a traffic ticket attorney to discuss the law and how it pertains to your situation.

The traffic attorney at The Hammon Law Firm is knowledgeable about Missouri's traffic laws -- specifically the laws against driving while suspended and driving while revoked. They will work diligently to keep points from going on your record and to keep the Director of Revenue from suspending or revoking your license. Additionally, if you have a suspended license, they can help you take the proper steps to get your license reinstated.

Leaving the Scene of the Accident

People often leave the scene of an accident for good reason or simply by mistake. However, the decision to leave the scene of accident can be very costly because the person can be charged with a crime, and it can be a misdemeanor or a felony. Consulting with an attorney is a good idea to avoid the serious consequences that can result from a leaving the scene charge.

The Hammon Law Firm's criminal defense attorney has knowledge of Missouri's leaving the scene of an accident law. They will apply the law to the facts of your case and evaluate whether the prosecution can prove all the elements of the offense. Additionally, they will advise you of your rights and work diligently to achieve the best possible outcome for you.

5 and 10 Year Denials

Under Missouri law, if people incur too many DWI's their driver's licenses will be revoked and the Director of Revenue will deny issuing them a license for five (5) or ten (10) years. Generally, if you incur two driving while intoxicated (DWI) convictions within five (5) years, you will lose your license to a five (5) year denial. Likewise, generally, if you incur more than two DWI convictions over your lifetime, you will lose your license to a ten (10) year denial. In light of these significant possible penalties, if you are charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) and you have prior alcohol-related offenses, it is extremely important to consult with an attorney because you may be at risk of losing your license for a significant period of time.

Fortunately there are ways to still drive legally while serving a license denial. For five (5) year denials, drivers can petition the court for a limited driving privilege (or hardship license) if they have served at least two (2) years of the denial, and generally, courts will grant the limited driving privilege. For ten (10) year denials, drivers can petition the court for a limited driving privilege if they have served at least (3) years of the denial, and generally, courts will grant the privilege. The privilege allows drivers to operate a motor vehicle for limited purposes, such as driving to work, school, or seeking treatment.

At The Hammon Law Firm, our attorney understands the impact a license denial can have on individuals and their friends and family. We know Missouri's laws related to license suspensions, revocations, and denials, and we make every effort possible to return you driving privileges to you. If you are charged with a DWI or are serving a five or ten year denial, contact us and we will apply the law to the facts of your case and advise you accordingly. Most importantly, we will work diligently to achieve the best possible outcome for you.

Speak to a Traffic Law Attorney Today

If you have legal troubles regarding traffic laws, call us today at 636-789-2661 to schedule a consultation.
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