A client was charged with two misdemeanors in Washington County, Virginia. He was charged with Reckless Driving, Failure to Maintain Control, a six point Class 1 Misdemeanor, criminal offense, for loosing control of his vehicle AND Failure to Stop at the Scene of an Accident, also a six point Misdemeanor, criminal offense. After he lost control of his vehicle, he struck a guardrail on the side of the interstate in Washington County, Virginia. The client retained our firm after a no obligation free phone consultation with one of our Attorneys. In Court our firm was able to negotiate with the Judge and Officer and had the Failure to Stop at the Scene of an Accident charge entered as ‘Nolle Prosequi,’ meaning the Commonwealth will proceed no further in the charge. The Failure to Maintain Control charge was reduced to a minor traffic infraction carrying less points. The client owed minimal fines and court costs.
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Caroline- Speeding72/55 AND No Valid OL in Possession- Dismissed
A Maryland resident was charged with Speeding, a four point infraction, for traveling 72 mph in a 55 mph zone AND No Valid Operator’s License in Possession, also an infraction, for not having a valid license in his possession in Caroline County, in Bowling Green, Virginia. In the Caroline General District Court, our firm was able to negotiate with the Judge and was able to get the Speeding charge dismissed if the client attends a driving improvement course within the next 3 months. The No Operator’s License in Possession charge was dismissed as Complied with Law. The client owed minimal fines and court costs.
Sussex- Speeding 59/45- Reduced, Client Testimonial
“Thank you for your service on such quick notice. You have been a great help and I will highly recommend you. Case Closed.” T.T. -Richmond, VA charged with Speeding, a 4 point traffic infraction for traveling 59 mph in a 45 mph zone in Sussex County in Waverly, Virginia. Our Attorney was able to get the charge reduced to a non-moving violation that carries zero points.
Dinwiddie- Reckless Driving 83/70- Reduced, Client Testimonial
“It was a pleasant experience with you and your firm. I’ll definitely recommend you to my friends in the future.” L.Z.- Chapel Hill, NC charged with Reckless Driving, a 6 point Class 1 Misdemeanor, criminal offense for traveling 83 mph in a 70 mph zone in Dinwiddie County, Virginia. Our Attorney was able to get the charge reduced to a non-moving violation that carries zero points.
Prince George- Reckless Driving 89/70- Reduced
A South Carolina resident was charged with Reckless Driving by Speed, a six point Misdemeanor, for traveling 89 mph in a 70 mph zone in Prince George County, Virginia. At this high speed, the client faced six points on her record, licenses suspensions and high fines. In South Carolina, if you receive 12 or more points on your driving record, the state will automatically suspend your license. In the Prince George General District Court, our firm was able to negotiate with the Judge and was still able to get the charge reduced to a minor traffic infraction. The client owed minimal fines.
Prince George- Speeding 47/35- Reduced
A Virginia resident was charged with Speeding, a four point traffic infraction, for traveling 47 mph in a 35 mph zone in Prince George County, Virginia. In the Prince George County General District Court, our firm and attorneys were able to negotiate with the Judge, avoid points on the client’s driving record, and was able to get the charge reduced to a non-moving violation. The client’s auto insurance was not at all affected because the charge was reduced and he owed minimal fines and court costs.
Brunswick- Reckless Driving 86/70- Reduced
A client was charged with Reckless Driving by Speed, a six point Misdemeanor, for traveling 86 mph in a 70 mph zone in Lawrenceville, in Brunswick County, Virginia. During the free phone consultation with the attorney, the client disclosed that he had prior violations within the past two years on his driving record. In the Brunswick General District Court, our firm was able to negotiate with the Judge and was still able to get the charge reduced to a minor traffic infraction. The client owed minimal fines.
Emporia- Speeding 74/60- Reduced
A Virginia resident was charged with Speeding, a four point traffic infraction, for traveling 74 mph in a 60 mph zone in Emporia County in Greensville, Virginia. In the Emporia County General District Court, our firm and attorneys were able to negotiate with the Judge, avoid points on the client’s driving record, and was able to get the charge reduced to a non-moving violation. The client’s auto insurance was not at all affected because the charge was reduced and he owed minimal fines and court costs.
Emporia- Speeding 70/60- Reduced
A North Carolina resident was charged with Speeding, a four point traffic infraction, for traveling 70 mph in a 60 mph zone in Emporia County in Greensville, Virginia. In the Emporia County General District Court, our firm and attorneys were able to negotiate with the Judge, avoid points on the client’s driving record, and was able to get the charge reduced to a non-moving violation. The client’s auto insurance was not at all affected because the charge was reduced and he owed minimal fines and court costs.
Sussex- Follow Too Closely- Reduced
A Virginia resident was charged with Reckless Driving by Speed, a six point Misdemeanor, for following too closely in Sussex County in Waverly, Virginia. In the Sussex County General District Court, our firm was able to negotiate with the Judge, avoiding points and high fines and was able to get the charge reduced to a minor traffic violation. The client did not receive any points on his record, so it did not affect his insurance. The client owed minimal fines and court costs.
