Half-Off Traffic Ticket Amnesty

California has announced a new discount via state law offering amnesty for those drivers who have traffic tickets more than three years old. If you have unpaid traffic tickets, you may be able to get 50 percent off your fines by paying during the first six months of 2012. Each county may include further stipulations, including restrictions on speeding or red light tickets, and the discount does not apply to parking tickets or tickets for DUI or reckless driving.

Even though this may sound as if it could be a great opportunity for you to save money on a speeding or red light ticket, there are more costs associated with a traffic violation than the fine itself. Your insurance may increase or be cancelled altogether. In some cases, your license may even be at risk.

Although your traffic infraction may not seem like a big deal, you can still benefit from talking to our Los Angeles traffic ticket lawyer, to learn about the best options for your situation before taking advantage of this amnesty offer.

Mr. Soleimanian, our seasoned traffic lawyer, can help you defend yourself against traffic charges. Whether you are facing a simple speeding ticket or a hit and run, you need a solid defense and a practiced attorney who can guide you through the court system and help you successfully resolve your case.

Every traffic ticket you receive results in points against your license, and these points add up. Points will stay on your record for a minimum of three years, and you have limited options for reducing or eliminating them. Your insurance rates may increase, and you could lose your insurance coverage entirely. Liability insurance is required in California, and high-risk insurance can be prohibitively expensive.

A half-off discount may sound like a great deal, but it is not if it results in points against your license and higher insurance rates. Our traffic ticket attorney in Los Angeles can help you create a defense and contest your ticket or tickets. You may be able to avoid getting points against your license, receive reduced charges, or have your charges dismissed altogether.

Contact our attorney today to learn more about your options.