If you have been listed as having recently received a criminal misdemeanor charge. We often receive telephone calls too late from people whose licenses have been suspended. We are making it easy for you to talk to a paralegal or an attorney before your court date.
Since 2010, if you get a citation for violation of O.C.G.A. 40-6-181 (Speeding) in excess of 84 miles per hour in Georgia on the interstate (or 74 on two lane roads) then you will be declared a dangerous driver by the Georgia Department of Drivers Services. They will bill you an extra $200 after your court case is completed, and if you fail to pay it they will charge an additional $50 and suspend your driver’s license (and most other states honor the suspension). Your insurance rates will likely increase for up to 4 years as a Super Speeder.
If we reduce your ticket to a lesser speed, then you will not be a Super Speeder.
Yes, we handle Suspended Licenses, Driving Under Influence cases, CDL Trucking cases, Possession of Marijuana cases, and Felony Drug cases.
One client in Maryland couldn’t rent an apartment because she had a criminal record from Georgia; it was a speeding ticket but the criminal history only stated it was a misdemeanor. Another was denied a job for the same reason. A crewman from Bulgaria couldn’t work on a cruise ship because he had a criminal record from Georgia. We helped these people, but a lot of their difficulties could have been avoided before they got these convictions.
Because every traffic case is a criminal case in Georgia (including speeding), a lawyer cannot ethically guarantee an outcome. Attorneys such as myself who handle a lot of these cases (and their paralegals) know the policies of the different courts. This means that if we timely file the correct documents and pay the correct fine and court costs then we can reasonably be sure of the outcome.
