Hurst traffic Warrants Lifted by Attorney

You can have your traffic warrants removed by an attorney in Hurst, Texas. We can help you avoid arrest and convictions on your driving record. When you receive a traffic ticket, and allow it to become past due a warrant for your arrest is issued. When your ticket goes into warrant status the only way you can get a new court date (without an attorney) is to post a cash bond (pay full value of the ticket to ensure your appearance at the newly granted court). When you retain an attorney, we can get you a new court date. For more information on getting your speeding tickets defended and your warrants lifted, please call Jack Byno at 817-685-0912. 

Handle Your Hurst Speeding Ticket Today!

If you are facing any sort of traffic violation, including a speeding ticket, in Hurst, Texas, it is important to pay careful attention to court dates and contact an experienced attorney in your area for help. While a traffic ticket may seem like an inconvenience, ignoring the ticket can only lead to bigger problems later on, such as, driver's license suspension. Unfortunately, many people tend to ignore the citation and hope it will go away on its own. The reality is that a warrant can and will be issued if you fail to take care of the ticket, even for minor offenses and small fines. Depending on the type of warrant, you may have an opportunity to appear in court and fight the charges or pay the fine without the embarrassment of an arrest. For more information about handling your traffic ticket contact the Law Office of Jack Byno at 817-685-0912.

Hurst Area Attorney Can Help You Fight Unpaid Toll Violations

So let’s say you’ve missed a few tolls in Hurst or some where else, and neglected to pay them. Not such a big deal, right? Well, you actually may be in more trouble than you think. Imagine you owed a paltry $5 in tolls. If you forget to pay within a 30 day window, you’ll be assessed a $2.50 late fee, and given another 15 days to pay. After a late notice, you’ll receive a violation invoice with a further $8.25 administrative fee per toll. This is followed by collection service, which includes a $25 administrative fee per toll. Next comes Department of public Safety (DPS) citations (another $25 per toll administrative fee) and justice of the peace courts (again, a further $25 administrative fee, this time along with civil penalties and court costs).  All figured, missing a $5 toll and forgetting to pay for six months can cost you well over $250. The worst part is that you may find yourself with  a warrant for your arrest. Call Jack Byno & Associates for more information at 817-685-0912.