Frisco Traffic Ticket Attorney Can Assist You In Getting A Court Date
The law requires that you appear in the Frisco Municipal Court on your case on the date that has been set. You must appear at the court in person to set the court date. If you were released on bond, your court date is set on the bond or you must contact the court for an appearance date. You or your traffic ticket attorney must make an appearance in person, enter your plea, and obtain a trial date if desired. The attorneys of Jack Byno & Associates can help your with getting a court date and appear on your behalf. Contact us at 817-685-0912.
Frisco, Texas Speeding Tickets Defended By Attorney
I defend clients with speeding charges in Frisco, Texas. In most cases, when a person hires me for a speeding ticket, I can work out a deal for deferred adjudication. That is a type of probation, that if successfully completed, will result in the case being dismissed. The terms of probation are simple:
- Pay your court fees on time
- Do not receive any other violations while on probation
- Complete a driver's safety class (if you are under 25)
Of course, the court can additional requirement, but normally you are only looking what I have described above. There are limitations as to who qualifies for deferred adjudication. Contact me to see to if you qualify at 817-685-0912.
A CDL Defense attorney With Experience In Frisco, Texas
What is a CDL holder with a Frisco traffic ticket to do? Well, unless he is competent to represent himself in the municipal court, he would be best advised to hire a traffic ticket attorney that has many years of experience dealing with the court, like Jack Byno. In most cases our attorneys can minimize the damage of your moving violation, but if we cannot, you can retain us to fight your traffic citation in a trial. Contact me today to see how we can help with your CDL violations.
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