Traffic Offenses

Affordable Traffic Ticket Defense

In Illinois, traffic offenses can have harsh consequences, such as an adverse effect on your driving record, insurance rate increases, and loss of driving privileges. Unfortunately, many people learn this the hard way. A good traffic ticket defense lawyer can make a difference. Crystal Lake Traffic Ticket Defense Attorney Timothy Brown, a former Assistant State’s Attorney, has successfully handled countless traffic matters and has helped many clients avoid convictions, insurance rate increases, and loss of driving privileges.

If you have been charged with a traffic offense, we can help. Contact us now for a free consultation. When you call, you will speak with an attorney instantly, or will receive a call back within 15 minutes. If you prefer, you can send a message using the “Contact Us” feature located to the left, or you can send a case evaluation form by clicking on the “Case Evaluation” button.

OUR FEES

We provide flat-fee representation on all traffic matters, with low down payments and flexible payment options.

Most minor traffic offenses are classified as “petty” offenses, which are punishable by a fine only, but in some cases may cause a suspension. Examples of petty offenses include:

• Running a Stop Sign
• Running a Stop Light
• Failure to Yield
• Improper Lane Usage
• Failure to Reduce Speed

However, certain other traffic violations are classified as “misdemeanor” or “felony” offenses, which carry possible jail terms and significant fines. Examples of non-petty traffic offenses include:

• Driving While Suspended or Revoked
• Leaving the Scene of an Accident
• Reckless Driving
• DUI
• Driving Without a Valid License

SUSPENSIONS

There are 36 different types of suspensions in the State of Illinois, including suspensions caused by:

• Too many moving violations
• Failure to appear in court
• Failure to pay a fine
• Failure to have auto insurance
• DUI Statutory Summary Suspension
• Emissions Violation
• Speeding in a construction Zone
• Speeding in a school zone

If you are facing a suspension, contact the Law Office of Timothy Brown for a free consultation.

FAILED TO APPEAR IN COURT?

When an individual fails to appear in court, the judge may enter a judgment of conviction, enter an order of license forfeiture, issue a warrant, or take some other adverse action against them. If this has happened to you, Traffic Ticket Defense Attorney Timothy Brown can petition the court to vacate the court judgment or quash the warrant. In many such cases, harsh consequences can be avoided.

In some cases, the court will allow an attorney to appear on your behalf in court. In such cases, if a resolution is reached, the necessary paperwork can be presented to the court in your absence.

WE WANT TO HELP YOU

We sincerely care about our clients. We will do whatever it takes, within the confines of the law, to obtain a favorable outcome in your case. Call or Click now for a free consultation.