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Traffic Violations with Point Implications

Traffic violations may seem like minor inconveniences on the surface, but these almost always are accompanied by fines, insurance premium spikes, and points on your driving record.

Common Violations

  • Careless and imprudent driving
  • Running a red light
  • Failure to maintain a single lane
  • Failure to signal
  • Driving with an expired license
  • Driving without insurance
  • Failure to maintain a single lane
  • Broken brake lights or headlights
  • Parking violations

You have the right to dispute any traffic violations you are accused of, and with experienced legal representation on your side, your chances at the reduction or dismissal of these charges are much greater. Along with avoiding the 18-22% increase most insurance companies will slap on you after you receive a ticket, you keep unnecessary points from being added to your record.

Consider our legal team as your convenient problem solvers with years of experience assisting motorists just like you in handling traffic tickets with ease. Our expertise in this area of law has been proven time and time again by helping others in your situation avoid high fines and expensive insurance rates while keeping their driving record clean.

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DUI’s/DWI’s

If you are hit with a DUI/DWI charge, your best chance to win a favorable outcome is with an experienced criminal defense lawyer on your side. Not only will your driving privileges be drastically compromised, but your personal finances will also take a significant hit thanks to expensive short-term fines and long-term increased insurance rates.

These cases require a skilled attorney who is experienced in this type of law and who has a complete understanding of the ins and outs of our legal system and how DUI charges are treated in Missouri. A DUI charge here in Missouri carries very heavy punishments. Even a first-time DUI can carry a maximum penalty of 6 months in jail and a $1,000 fine.

Reduction of charges, and even dismissals, are possible. Your constitutional rights grant you a fair hearing, a hearing where misconduct of arresting officers, a review of improperly-maintained testing equipment, and other errors and violations can be examined and properly represented for you. That’s what our law firm is here for – to explore all the possible outcomes of your case and create a strong plan of attack that will secure the best possible resolution.

If you receive a DWI/DUI charge, time is of the essence. Contact our office today, and we will get started returning your life back to normal.

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Speeding/Reckless Driving

Speeding citations are among the most common written by officers here in Missouri. Chances are, if you drive regularly, you’ve found yourself being handed a ticket for speeding with an unpleasant fine on it.

Consequences of Speeding Tickets

  • Points on your record
  • Possible license suspension or revocation
  • High fines
  • Increased insurance premiums

Receiving a ticket for speeding from an officer does not mean you are guilty, but paying that ticket is an admission of guilt. Before you do anything with your ticket, speaking with an experienced traffic lawyer will clearly explain what you can expect to happen if you decide to pay it or fight it. We are experts at bringing speeding tickets down to non-moving violations that have zero-point implications, hence keeping your driving record clean and your insurance rates reasonable.

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No Insurance

If you have received a ticket for driving without insurance, referred to legally as operating a motor vehicle without maintaining financial responsibility, you will want to bring your case to an attorney. “No insurance tickets” come with expensive fines and points on your license, which can lead to a license suspension or license revocation.

Chances are, you did not receive your driving without insurance ticket as your only charge. These violations are typically tacked on with another charge – such as speeding, failure to signal, DWI, etc. – because an officer cannot simply pull you over to check your insurance. In these cases, determining your best legal option with an experienced attorney is crucial. Don’t let something as simple as a lack of insurance ticket take away your driving freedom. Pick up the phone and call, so we can begin exploring all your legal options.

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Careless & Imprudent Driving

In Missouri, “careless and imprudent driving,” commonly referred to as careless driving or reckless driving, refers to a traffic violation that involves operating a motor vehicle in a manner that endangers or is likely to endanger other people or property. Law enforcement officers will charge you with careless and imprudent driving for a wide range of offenses.

Common Careless and Imprudent Driving Offenses

  • Road rage
  • Weaving through traffic
  • Racing
  • Trying to avoid an officer
  • Distracted driving
  • Texting while driving
  • Passing a vehicle when it is unsafe to do so
  • Braking suddenly without good reason

Charges with such general definitions, such as this one, can be tricky to navigate through the court system. Contact us today to learn more about how we can reduce or eliminate this violation.

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Minor Traffic Violations

Minor traffic violations in Missouri are traffic infractions that are considered less serious than major traffic violations. These violations typically result in citations, fines, and points added to your driving record.

What are some common Missouri traffic violations?

  • Failure to maintain a single lane
  • Failure to obey traffic control device
  • Failure to yield to the right of way
  • Failure to stop at a stop sign or stop light
  • Following too closely
  • Improper lane use
  • Failure to provide proof of insurance
  • Failure to provide identification
  • Driving with an expired license
  • Reckless driving
  • Parking violations
  • Broken headlights or taillights
  • No motorcycle helmet
  • Improper turn or U-turn

We are Kansas City’s leading traffic defense attorneys with years of experience. Our expertise with fighting traffic violation accusations has been proven hundreds of times with our clients.

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Drug Offenses

The first step you should take after receiving any drug offense charge is to hire a criminal defense attorney who is not only experienced with these types of cases but is also a friend and will fight to get the best possible outcome for you.

The complexity and seriousness of drug-related crimes leaves a wide margin for error. That’s where we come in. Law enforcement tends to make mistakes in situations involving drug offenses, and this leaves you at risk of having your human rights violated.

But the first step is a phone call. Pick up the phone and give us a call as soon as possible for the best possible chance at a favorable outcome for your case.

Possession

Possession of a controlled substance is one of the most common offenses here in the state of Missouri, with nearly any amount of any drug able to lead to an arrest. A simple possession charge carries major penalties in the criminal court system, as well as other detrimental consequences, such as ineligibility for jobs, housing, scholarships, and even public benefits you may need to support you and your family.

Paraphernalia

Oftentimes, drug paraphernalia charges come along with possession charges and cause more trouble for defendants already struggling with difficult court cases.

A paraphernalia charge can be given to anyone caught with something that can indicate the intent to introduce a controlled substance into their body, things like syringes, pipes, scales, and even testing equipment.

Missouri courts are particularly hard on defendants in these cases, which is why the only way to have a fair chance at protecting your rights is with an experienced lawyer on your side.

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Driving While Suspended or Revoked

A driving while suspended or driving while revoked conviction comes with some pretty serious consequences such as:

  • High fines
  • Insurance premium spikes
  • Jail time
  • Loss of driving privileges

The best way to avoid having your suspension or revocation extended is to speak with an experienced attorney immediately. Our lawyers are well-versed on the intricacies of these cases, especially since each one is unique to the situation and the individual’s current driving record, which can determine if this charge will be a misdemeanor or a felony.

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Motor Vehicle Accidents

If you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident and have received some kind of traffic violation, such as failure to yield or following too closely, you will want to speak with an experienced attorney who can help defend your case effectively against the convictions.

Additionally, when an accident occurs, you are likely going to have to face multiple insurance companies, your own and the other driver or drivers involved. These companies will be looking to assign fault, which can easily fall to you if there a conviction on your record related to the accident. Speak with one of our attorneys today to review your options and possible defenses.

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Five-Year & Ten-Year Denials

In the state of Missouri, you can receive a 5 or 10-year denial for committing certain driving offenses, most commonly seen with alcohol-related ones. When this happens, your license is revoked and you lose your driving privileges for 5 or 10 years. Besides the associated hardships of losing your driving privileges for such a lengthy amount of time, when your denial period ends, you must complete the reinstatement process, which is complex and lasts anywhere from 6-8 weeks.

Petition for Reinstatement Requirements

  • Total fingerprint and background check
  • Records showing zero alcohol, controlled-substance, or drug-related offenses
  • Proof you are no longer a threat to the public

To give yourself the best chance at earning your right to drive back, you should work with an experienced attorney who can help you present yourself and your case effectively to the court.

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Limited Driving Privileges

For those who have had their driving privileges suspended, revoked, or denied, there is a chance they may be eligible for Limited Driving Privileges (LDP), also known as a hardship license.

You must show the court that you are able to be trusted behind the wheel again, and the best way to present yourself effectively is with the help of an attorney that knows exactly what the court is looking for. Our attorneys have helped numerous drivers receive an LDP so that they can continue driving to essential places.

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Weapons Charges

All convictions related to weapons are extremely serious and can be classified as misdemeanors or felonies depending on the details of your situation. Often times weapons charges are accompanied by other tickets or violations, resulting in bigger fines and extended jail time if convicted.

The attorneys at We Fix Court Problems are experts at defending individuals who find themselves charged with the unlawful possession of weapon, along with numerous other charges. Through careful examination of your case’s specific circumstances, our attorneys will be able to determine if any of your rights were violated and help you preserve and protect your freedom.

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Theft/Larceny

If you have been accused of theft, or more specifically larceny, chances are these charges have come in conjunction with various other ones. If this is the case, then the possible consequences of these convictions will most likely be enhanced be each other, resulting in larger fines and even extended jail sentences. A seasoned criminal defense lawyer from We Fix Court Problems will be able to help defend your case and keep these charges from damaging your record and causing you further problems down the road.

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Domestic Violence and Assaults

Domestic violence and assault charges can completely disrupt and turn your life upside down. In most cases, individuals accused of domestic violence are immediately arrested, leaving much room for law enforcement to have made mistakes in analyzing the situation properly.

Common Domestic Violence Offenses

  • Assault
  • Harassment
  • Malicious Mischief
  • Stalking
  • Violation of a no contact order

The attorneys at We Fix Court Problems will be able to carefully examine all the details of your case and help you reach a better outcome for your situation.

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Solicitation

The attorneys at We Fix Court Problems are here to help if you are facing any solicitation or solicitation-related charges.

Common Solicitation-Related Charges

  • Promoting
  • Advocating
  • Patronizing

Through effective defense strategies, we have helped numerous clients reduce or even achieve complete dismissal of solicitation charges, which can have a serious impact on your life if not properly defended in court. Our goal is to keep that impact from affecting your life however we can.

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Why continue to live in fear of further legal repercussions – or allow your legal situation to continue to get worse?

Your best life is in front of you – and, your first step is to contact We Fix Court Problems. Get your license back so you can finally be able to take care of the things – and the people – that matter most to you!

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