Memphis Traffic Lawyer

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All of us, at one time or another, have gotten in trouble with the law over our driving.  Perhaps we weren't watching how fast we were going, or were in a hurry to get where we needed to be, and we were pulled over for speeding.  Some people have problems with their licenses and don't even know it.  Maybe it was a speeding ticket from out of state several years ago that they forgot about and didn't pay.  Their perfectly valid driver's license was suspended, and now they face a driving on suspended license charge.  If you are in a situation where you need a Memphis traffic defense lawyer, contact me.  I can quickly and conveniently take care of your case.  The types of traffic cases I handle include:

Speeding tickets

Have you bee issued a Memphis speeding ticket?  Are you dreading going down to 201 Poplar, paying the fine, and having points added to your driving record?  I can help.  I can arrange for you to not to have to come to court.  If your ticket is in the city of Memphis, I may be able to get it dismissed without fines, court costs, or points on your record.  If your ticket is in Shelby County outside of the city, I may be able to do the same with you completing a basic defensive driving class.  Contact me and tell me about your ticket.  I can help.

Driving While License is Suspended, Canceled or Revoked

If you drive while your license is suspended, you may be found guilty of driving on a suspended, canceled or revoked license.  A driver's license may be suspended in many ways.  One of the most common is having unpaid speeding tickets, whether from Tennessee or another state.  Another is being convicted of certain vehicle-related crimes. If convicted of driving on a suspended license, you could face up to 60 days in jail for a first offense, and more for a second or subsequent offense.  It is important that you have a Memphis traffic lawyer who can guide you through the legal system for your suspended license case.  With my experience I can help you get your license back and reduce or dismiss the suspended charge against you so you avoid jail time and large fines.