Minimize the Effect of Your Fort Worth Traffic Warrant

Many people assume that having a speeding citation in Fort Worth, Texas issued to them means that they have been "found guilty" of something - that is not the case. You have a right, under Texas state law, to challenge a speeding ticket. Your chances of success in doing so, however, are greatly improved when you work with an experienced advocate who has in-depth knowledge of the municipal court system. Do not let your ticket go to warrant! Call Traffic Trial Lawyer, Jack Byno at 817-685-0912.

Pulled Over For Speeding in Fort Worth?

While driving in Fort Worth, Texas, did you hear a siren? You looked in your rear view mirror, only to find a police officer? Well, it is not an uncommon occurrence. After pulling you over, the officer probably asked for your driver's license and proof of financial responsibility (insurance). After looking at those documents, he most likely explained that he pulled you over for a traffic violation, such as, speeding. Now what do you do? Do you pay the ticket? Do you take a defensive driving class? Do you take the ticket to trial? You have these options and more. Contact the Attorneys of Jack Byno & Associates to learn more about what you can do at 817-685-0912.

Public Intoxication Warrant in Fort Worth

Jack Byno, public intoxication ticket defense lawyer, can help fight to keep your Fort Worth public intoxication citation off your record. If a person gets arrested for public intoxication, they are given the option of bonding out of jail. If you have bonded out, you may have posted a cash bond or hired a bail bondsman. The mistake many people make is thinking that is the end of it. It is just the beginning.When you bond out you are or will be given a court date. If you then fail to appear in court on the appointed date, a warrant will be issued for your arrest. Jack Byno can help you lift the warrant and appear in court on your behalf. Contact the Law office of Jack Byno at 817-685-0912.