Only $35 For Most Nevada Missouri Speeding Tickets

When most people think about speeding tickets in Nevada Missouri, folks will more often than not treat the matter as it is nothing to be too concerned with. This is because most people have no idea how much trouble a little ‘ole traffic ticket can do if it is not handled properly!! Things like much higher car insurance, points on your record, a suspension of your license, or even a warrant for your arrest. If this sounds “overblown” or “exaggerated,” then congratulations are in order, because you now belong to the same club as most Americans who do not realize (until it is too late) just how expensive a simple ticket can be!

“Why would I end up getting arrested for a Nevada Missouri speeding ticket? That sound ridiculous!!” If you look at your ticket, you will notice about half down on the left-hand side there is a court date and time set for your charges. It is usually in the early evening on a weekday. I can’t even begin to tell you how many people end up missing this court hearing (either because they forgot, mistakenly believed that it was on a later date, or just didn’t care because “what’s the big deal about a little ‘ole traffic ticket anyway?!”). But if you fail to appear at this required court hearing, the judge will automatically issue a warrant for your arrest. This warrant will remain active until you pay the Clerk of the Court a huge bond (which is essentially a large sum of money that you fork over to the court in order to keep you out of jail), or you hire an attorney to get the warrant pulled, or until you are eventually arrested (at which point someone will need to bail you out, or you sit in a cell until your next court date).

“I’ll just pay the fine listed on the back of the ticket. It’s not too high, and then I’ll just be done with everything!” Without a doubt, this is exactly how most Americans (all across the country) dispose of their traffic matters. They simply pay the fine (and wash their hands of it). But here’s the problem with this strategy: when you pay the fine listed on the back of the ticket, you are pleading guilty to the charge of speeding. Once you plead guilty, the state will put points on your permanent driving record. It is the existence of points on your record that will lead directly to much higher automobile insurance. Even one or two points will easily result in a 35% (or more) increase above your current monthly rates. And by the way, just so there is no misunderstanding: that’s a 35% increase of your bills, month after month, for the next several years. So as you might have already guessed, the total amount that you end up paying out over time is far, far, far more than the fine you decided to pay that was listed on the back of your ticket!

In addition, if you receive too many points within a short period of time, the state of Missouri will actually suspend your driver’s license for a full year. So what can we do for you instead? Our goal is simple: we will work closely with the local prosecutor to get your ticket reduced from a moving violation down to a non-moving violation. Why is this our goal? Because non-moving violations do not come with any points to your driving record. And if there are no points involved, then none of the above-described craziness will occur!! It’s just that simple! So please do get in touch with us as soon as possible!

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!!