A Virginia resident was charged with Speeding, a four point traffic infraction, for traveling 40 mph in a 25 mph zone in Richmond, Virginia. In the Richmond City 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 completely dismissed as long as the client completes a driving improvement course within the next few months. The client did not incur any points on their driving record and their auto insurance was not affected. The client owed zero fines and minimal court costs.

“Dear [Attorneys] and [Staff], I want to thank you all for the pleasant news on the Case Outcome. I only realized the potential seriousness of the case when I came back home… Thank you for your help. Thank you for the professionalism you showed during the whole process. And if you are interested, I can tell you why I did choose you in the beginning among the other letters. I would say I had a top three or five. You won, because of google maps, and [your office and location looked great]. The cherry on top of my thank you.” -G.S. charged with Reckless Driving, a 6 point Class 1 Misdemeanor, a Criminal Offense for traveling in excess of 80 mph in a 70 mph zone in Hopewell, Virginia. Our Attorney was able to get the charge reduced to a lesser speeding violation.

“I want to thank you for everything, and please thank [the Attorney] for me as well… Thanks again for your help with this.” -N.A. charged with Speeding, a 4 point traffic infraction for traveling 61 mph in a 45 mph zone AND Failure to Obey a Traffic Signal in Chesterfield County, Virginia. Our Attorney was able to get the speeding charge dismissed as long as the client attends a driving improvement course. The Attorney also had the Failure to Obey a Traffic Signal charge completely dismissed as well.

A Pennsylvania resident was charged with Reckless Driving, a Class 1 Misdemeanor, for traveling 84 mph in a 70 mph zone AND No Valid License, a six point Class 2 Misdemeanor, criminal offense, for not having a valid license in his possession in Hopewell, Virginia. With these types of charges, the client was facing jail time, license suspension and fines up to $2,500. In the Hopewell General District Court in the city of Hopewell, Virginia, our firm was able to negotiate with the Judge, avoiding license suspension, jail time and high fines and was able to get both charges reduced. The Reckless Driving charge was reduced to a non-moving violation that carries zero demerit points, and the No Valid OL charge was reduced to a minor infraction. The client owed minimal fines and court costs.

A Vienna Virginia resident was charged with Reckless Driving, a six point Class 1 Misdemeanor, criminal conviction, for travelling 90 mph in a 70 mph zone in Bowling Green in Caroline County, Virginia. With this type of violation, the client faced a loss of license for a minimum of six months, jail time and fines up to $2,500. In the Caroline General District Court, our attorney was able to negotiate with the Judge, and was able to avoid suspensions, jail time and high fines and was able to get the charge reduced to a minor traffic infraction. The client owed extremely minimal fines and court costs for this type of violation.

A North Carolina resident was charged with Speeding, a four point traffic infraction, for traveling 52 mph in a 35 mph zone in Bowling Green in Caroline County, Virginia. In the Caroline 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 completely dismissed as long as the client completes a driving improvement course within the next few months. The client did not incur any points on their driving record and their auto insurance was not affected. The client owed zero fines and minimal court costs.

A South Carolina resident was charged with Reckless Driving by Speed, a six point Misdemeanor, for traveling 84mph in a 65 mph zone in Roanoke County, Virginia. With this high speed, the client faced jail time, licenses suspensions and high fines in the amounts of $2,500. In South Carolina, if you receive 12 or more points on your driving record, the state will automatically suspend your license. In the Roanoke County General District Court, our firm was able to negotiate with the Judge, avoiding license suspension, jail time and high fines and was able to get the charge reduced to a minor traffic infraction. The client only received two points on his record, instead of six plus the criminal conviction. The client owed minimal fines and court costs.

A client was charged with Speeding, a four point traffic infraction, for traveling 58 mph in a 45 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 that carries zero points. The client’s auto insurance did not increase and was not at all affected because the charge was reduced. He owed minimal fines and court costs.

A North Carolina resident was charged with Speeding, a four point traffic infraction, for traveling 59 mph in a 45 mph zone in Prince George County, Virginia. In North Carolina, an accumulation of points within a certain period of time equals license suspension. 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 that carries zero points. The client’s auto insurance did not increase and was not at all affected because the charge was reduced. He owed minimal fines and court costs.

A local resident was charged with Reckless Driving by Speed, a six point Misdemeanor, for traveling 81 mph in a 55 mph zone in Henrico County, Virginia. In the Henrico County General District Court, our firm and attorneys were able to negotiate with the Judge, avoiding license suspension, jail time and high fines and was able to get the charge reduced to a non-moving violation that carries zero points. The client owed minimal fines and court costs.