Only $35 For Most Desloge Missouri Speeding Tickets

The best way to take care of a Desloge Missouri speeding ticket is to contact an experienced attorney to help you fix it. Because the alternative is you trying to handle the matter on your own. But the problem with this alternative route (of you doing it by yourself) is that most people end up pleading guilty to their ticket. How does someone plead guilty to a Missouri traffic ticket? All you have to do is pay the fine listed on the back of the citation, and just like that, you have successfully admitted guilt.

But there is a huge issue with pleading guilty to a speeding ticket in Desloge Missouri: it will in turn allow the state of Missouri to put points on your permanent driving record. It is the existence of points on your driving record that will lead directly with much higher car insurance rates. And please believe me when I tell you, the goal should be to avoid points becoming a part of your driving record!!

Why would your auto insurance provider jack up your monthly premiums? Because the insurance industry views the accumulation of points as an indication that you are not the type of person who follows traffic law. And since there is a statistically higher risk of a car accident happening when you don’t follow the laws of the road, your auto insurance provider will drastically increase your rates. How much of an increase are we talking about? Even one or two points will easily result in a bump of 35% (or more, depending on whether or not you already have received points to your record). That’s a substantial hit to anyone’s household budget! In fact, that’s a ton of extra money going out the door that could have gone towards more important things (like rent, food, clothes, or utilities).

And just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse, too many points on your driving record will land you with a suspended license. This type of suspension will last for a full year. During this period of time, it will be unlawful for you to operate a motor vehicle. And if you are caught driving on a suspended license, the state will hit you with a criminal misdemeanor charge (Driving While Suspended or Revoked). This is a charge that can come with potential jail time and a large fine. So please get in touch with us quickly if this has happened to you!!

But just one final word of advice: even if you decide (after reading all of this) that you would still prefer to go it alone, the please do make sure that you attend all necessary and required hearings. Because if you miss just one court hearing (even if you were caught in traffic or you were legitimately sick), the judge will issue a warrant for your arrest. This warrant will remain active unless or until you bond out (which involves paying a huge sum to the clerk of the court), the judge recalls the warrant, or you are in fact arrested.

So what can we do for you instead? Our goal will be to work closely with the local prosecutor to get your speeding ticket reduced down to a non-moving violation. Non-moving violations do not come with any points to your permanent driving record. And if there are no points to be worried about, then none of the messiness described above will ensue. So reach out to us as soon as possible, and we will get to work on your case immediately!!

The affordable Missouri traffic ticket lawyers at The Bankruptcy Company have been taking care of people’s traffic tickets and warrants for over ten (10) years. We specialize in making sure that your record stays clean, your insurance rates remain the same, and that you are free to travel about in your car as you please. And we want to do it all at an affordable price. The fees for recalling a standard arrest warrant are $150. The fees for handling a Driving While Suspended ticket start at $225. The fees for a typical traffic ticket start at $35. But the initial consultation to discuss your legal issues is free of charge. So contact us today to learn more!!