Is It Worth It to Go to Court for a Simple Speeding Ticket?
You’re driving through Virginia, maybe a bit over the speed limit, when flashing lights appear in your rearview mirror. You’re given a ticket, and now you’re faced with a choice—pay the fine and move on, or go to court and fight. Before deciding, consider how paying it impacts your future. Going to court for a […]
MoreSuspended vs. Revoked License In Virginia
License suspension and revocation refer to the Commonwealth of Virginia taking away a person’s driving privileges. The legal significance of having a suspended license vs. a revoked license is significant, and you need to be aware of the difference. If you have a revoked or a suspended driver’s license in Virginia, you need expert legal […]
More3 Tactics To Get Out Of A Reckless Driving Charge
A reckless driving charge can result in a costly fine and increased insurance payments. Additionally, a reckless driving charge carries six demerit points. If you receive too many demerit points within a designated period, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) may suspend your driver’s license. Some people believe a reckless driving charge is too […]
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What Happens If the Officer Doesn’t Show up for Court?
A lot of clients ask me: If the officer doesn’t show up to court, will my case be dismissed? Unfortunately, as with a lot of things in law, the answer is, it depends. If the officer doesn’t show up for court, he will usually provide a reason. In these cases, most judges will continue the […]
MoreFour Tips for Handling Reckless Driving Tickets
When you’re accused of reckless driving, you have options. One of the first choices you need to make is how you’re going to handle the case. Do you want to handle it yourself, ignore it, or hire an attorney? Let’s see how those choices work. Here are 4 tips for handling your reckless driving ticket […]
MoreWhat If I Am Charged With Driving Under the Influence of Prescription Medications?
Getting charged with driving under the influence (DUI) can be a frightening experience, especially when the cause is prescription medication. Many Virginians assume that because their medication is legally prescribed, they are safe to drive. However, this is not necessarily the case. Driving under the influence of prescription drugs is treated with the same seriousness […]
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How to Beat Driving on Suspended License Ticket in Virginia
Did you know that it’s possible to beat a driving on suspended offense if the officer did not have a legal reason to pull you over? In order to be convicted of driving on a suspended license in Virginia, the officer must have a legal reason to pull you over. This defense applies to many […]
MoreHow a DUI Conviction May Impact Your Security Clearance in VA
If you’re a Virginia resident seeking a security clearance for a government or private sector job, a DUI conviction can cast a long shadow over your application. A DUI may seem like a minor traffic offense, but its implications can be far more significant if you’re seeking a security clearance. If you are wondering whether […]
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Driving Without a License in Virginia
Penalties For Driving Without a License in Virginia Driving without a license in Virginia for the first time is a Class 2 misdemeanor. Penalties include up to 6 months in jail and a fine of up to $1,000. If caught again, it becomes a Class 1 misdemeanor, which can lead to up to 1 year […]
MoreWhat Is Velocitation and What Are the Penalties?
Velocitation Definition Have you ever driven on a highway thinking that you are going with the flow of traffic, only to suddenly realize that you’re going a lot faster than you thought? Or have you ever exited the highway onto local roads and felt like your car was crawling? This phenomenon is called velocitation. Velocitation […]
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